Crombie is set in a magnificent red gum valley, Victoria Valley surrounded by the Grampians National Park.
The garden is a pot pourri of natives and exotics, the combination of colour shapes and textures complement both the seasons and the site. Bird lovers will be delighted at the plantings and water features that ensure many species call this garden home. Flowers are an added bonus and getting lost at Crombie you will find many surprises. The garden continues to develop to create a balance in this unique environment.
The bird calls during the day and the frog calls at night make us feel contented and that we have a balance with the environment. We look forward to sharing the garden with you.

The Dunkeld & District Historical Museum is a museum of social history of the Dunkeld district. The collection encompasses artefacts from settlement to recent times including an early aboriginal display, exploration by Major Mitchell, history of the wool industry, the baking industry, telecommunications, the effects of the World Wars on Dunkeld district, links with Dunkeld in Scotland and various other items of memorabilia. There is a substantial holding of information on some early families in the district and an extensive photographic collection. The Museum in Wills street is open to the public on Sundays and public holidays, or by arrangement for groups and tours.