McDougall Wines

Don't listen to the poor reviews.. this place is lovely. A little eclectic and odd at first glance, but Graham is absolutely great. We had the best night here, ask him to show you some music on the piano. He is an amazingly generous and kind guy, and the camping was lovely too.

If you're fussy and uppity this place definitely isn't for you, but if you're anything like us and love some good company, nice wine, and piano tunes, I highly recommend staying a night!

Nice peaceful spot close to Mildura. Bought a bottle of wine and got a night for free

Very friendly. Nice place to put the van and leave for the day or week. No charge . Wine tasting every night and wine is very nice

We had a great time and wouldn't hesitate to come back again. We were made most welcome. Food was great. Thank you.

Great place to stop. Graham was a good host and very easy going. I was eager to find out about his ancestor's
And he was hapoy to tell me and show me famiky potraits of the McDougall clan. He even played piano (very well i must add) and sang us a song. The place is very quirky we loved it. And the wine wasnt bad either.
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We turned up thinking it was closed but we were invited in by Doog’s for a taste of his wine. We had a taste of a beautiful Merlot that they had produced. The place is under renovation but don’t be put off by the dust. This place has good wine and is a powder keg of potential. Go and say hello and meet a fourth generation Mc Dougall on this farm

Great wines..

We booked as a party of 10 people and when we got there they told us they had none of the ingredients necessary to make most of the pizza's on the menu. We booked ahead of time, so I don't understand how you can't have the ingredients knowing full well a party of 10 are coming. The pizza's we could get lacked most of the ingredients and one pizza that was suppose to be vegan had bacon/ham on it. It took a significant amount of time to get 4 pizza's. The whole thing was very strange and unprofessional, the person serving just dumped the pizza's on the table, no cutlery on the tables, no tables or chairs were arranged for us, we did all that our selves. And we we're charged an absolute stupid amount of money for 4 pizza's, the menu said $18 per pizza, we we're charged more like $30 per pizza that didn't even have all of the toppings or vegan with ham on it! Forget about it, never again.

We turned up yesterday to do wine tasting and the place is closed.
Dust everywhere and animals roaming...
This pl ace is shut, or at least their cellar door is.

Saw this on Wiki Camps. But the place is no longer open. The wine that is being sold on the side. Is not fit for retail sale.

It doesn't look like the photos from the street, not well kept. If they are still open, it didn't seem like it.
As a result we explored other places instead.