Casterton, Victoria, offers a blend of history, natural beauty, and unique experiences. Nestled in the valley of the Casterton township, it is a perfect stop while exploring the landscapes of western Victoria. Casterton is known as the "Kelpie Country," and the town has been revived by the kelpie, a breed of sheepdog. The money generated by kelpie-related events has significantly contributed to the community. The town is inseparable from the Australian Kelpie, and visitors can explore the Kelpie Walking Trail, which links five unique sculptures revealing the fascinating life and times of the Kelpie. Nature enthusiasts can visit the Bilstons Tree, a significant local landmark, and the picturesque Ess Lagoon for a tranquil experience. History buffs will appreciate the Railway Reserve, home to the historically registered railway station constructed in 1884. Longlead Swamp Track, about 11 km from Casterton, offers a bush track experience with wildflowers and wildlife. Visitors can enjoy country hospitality at the historic Albion Hotel, sample hand-crafted small batch gins at Casterton Distilling Co., and savor wine at the charming cellar door of Wando Lodge. Casterton's rich history, natural attractions, and unique kelpie-related experiences make it a compelling destination for travelers seeking an authentic Australian experience.