Why did Thomas Chirnside remain a bachelor?

Why were the Point Cook Homestead stables a favourite day-trip destination for the gentry of Melbourne during the late 1870's?

Why did Audrey Chirnside sell the Point Cook Homestead in 1920 after almost 70 years of Chirnside ownership?

Is the Homestead haunted?

Enjoy a day out at the Point Cook Homestead with your community or social group, where you will be fascinated to discover the answers to these and many more questions about the famous Chirnside brothers and their magnificent bayside Homestead.  Explore the 25-acre grounds with Homestead manager Emma Sutcliffe, taking in fabulous views, before heading back to the Point Cook Homestead Cafe for a light lunch and Devonshire Tea.

The Homestead is nestled in the rich natural environment of the Point Cook Coastal Park. Round off your day with a trip to the wonderful RAAF Museum, B-24 Liberator, State Rose Garden, majestic Werribee Park or the Werribee Open Range Zoo.  If you're staying for longer, there are plenty of fantastic things to see and do in Wyndham - explore these online at the Wyndham Tourism Association website or What's On Wyndham.

For more information regarding group tours and prices, please see our Midweek Package or call Emma on 03-9395 7501 or via email.

Don't just take our word for it!
"As my group thoroughly enjoyed our visit, I felt a little thank you was well earned.  Your commentary made the tour very interesting and the luncheon at the cafe afterwards, particularly the scones, was very well received.  Many thanks for a great day." - Pakenham Senior Citizens

"Emma Sutcliffe was an excellent guide and her knowledge of the family and the district in general was first class and we all went away with lots of historical information as well as interesting anecdotes.  Our day was completed with a visit to the RAAF Museum making this one of the best day trips we have had."- North Balwyn Heights Probus Club