A private parents room will be provided onsite at the RACV resort for the duration of the conference. This will be available to any parents needing a space to breast feed, express milk, or go somewhere quiet with their young children. Please see the registration desk on arrival for more information and access to this space.

RACV Goldfields also has a young children's playroom on the 1st floor (suitable for under 5s) and a games room on the ground floor (suitable for children and adults). Parental supervision is required in both spaces.

A swimming pool, outdoor playground, tennis court and mountain bike trail are all on offer here too. Plenty to keep the family busy when they join you in Creswick!

“Djuwang Baring” which means 'long track’ in the Dja Dja Wurrung language, is a network of 60 kilometres of mountain bike trails that start at Hammon Park and pass through the varied landscape of Creswick, traversing the ancient cultural lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung people.

This area, rich in both human and natural history, is part of the Central Victorian Goldfields. Located just a 20-minute drive from Ballarat and Daylesford, 1.5 hours from Melbourne, and accessible via train from Melbourne CBD, it offers easy access for visitors from near and far.
 
The Central Victorian Goldfields boast some of the best-preserved mining landscapes, showcasing the local experience of the global gold rush phenomenon of the 19th century.

Please note that 30km of the trails are complete and available for use, with the final 30km scheduled for completion in late 2024.