Orchid Lane Cottages
Catering Services in Horsham

Orchid Lane is named after the wild orchids which flourish in the area, on the edge of the Grampians National Park. Orchid Lane offers guests the chance to relax, with all the comforts of the city, in the quiet and quiet of a natural bush land setting half way between Sta well and Horsham. Experience the local wildlife and wildflowers as you explore the walking tracks around the property. Echidnas, possums, wallabies, grass parrots, doves, wrens and honeyeasters are impartial some of the wildlife you might encounter during your stay. utilize the many scenic tourism opportunities in our region and most of all, recharge your batteries in a peaceful, homey environment. Our self contained cottages have all the comforts including air conditioning, wood heating and television. It’s an envirotourism type setup.where the grassland meets the bush land. We give you the chance to relax, with all the comforts of the city, in the peace and tranquility of the country. At Orchid Lane Cottages, we are very fortunate to be situated in a unique segment of not only Victoria, but also Australia. The Grampians offers an splendid bush land setting and Pauline and Chris look forward to sharing its incredible spontaneous beauty with you so you can recharge your batteries in its peaceful environment. The Grampians National Park is Victoria’s forth largest and by far the most diverse of the 34 National Parks.and Its colorful displays of wildflowers and spectacular scenery offers a expansive range of outdoor pastime activities and is one of the Victoria’s most popular tourist destinations. Rugged, awe inspiring sandstone escarpments offering panoramic views of surrounding plains, ancient rock art shelters, different animals and colorful wildflowers have made the Grampians National Park a popular holiday escape. For many thousands of years Aboriginal people have lived in the Grampians and they named their mountain home Gariwerd. The park is a huge place for touring on an extensive network of sealed, dirt or 4WD tracks (depending on road conditions). However, the beauty and mystery of the Grampians is probably best explored on foot. There are more than 160 kilometers of walking tracks ranging from short, easy walks, to day long explorations or difficult overnight expeditions. Mount Stapylton camp ground is an ideal bottom to explore the region. Dark Range contains a rich diversity of plant and animal species and important Aboriginal sites and offers a automatic experience in relative seclusion. The park offers excellent bush walking opportunities. A lengthy walk leads from the Black Range picnic area to spectacular views from the top of the range. If you choose to drive to the Black Range, in late winter to hasty summer, you will be rewarded with masses of wildflowers.