Grampians Historic Tobacco Kiln

The Grampians Historic Tobacco Kiln in Moutajup, Victoria isn’t your run-of-the-mill tobacco shop – it’s actually a unique piece of history that’s been transformed into a cozy accommodation spot. While it’s no longer operating as a tobacconist, this historic building sits pretty on a working sheep farm with stunning views of Mount Sturgeon in the Grampians.

The hosts, Karen and Steven, have done a ripper job of preserving the building’s character while making it a comfortable place to stay. Visitors rave about the warm welcome they receive, and many mention how Karen goes above and beyond, offering personal tours of the farm and wool shed. You’ll even get to meet their three working dogs who help keep the farm running smoothly.

What makes this place special is its fascinating history as a tobacco kiln, which Karen loves sharing with guests. The building’s been beautifully maintained, and despite being near a road, visitors say it’s surprisingly peaceful inside – you’d never know you were on a busy farm. The accommodation’s got everything you need for a comfy stay, and the attention to detail is spot on.

It’s become a bit of a favourite among travelers, with some folks coming back for their third visit. One bloke even mentioned that what was meant to be a work trip felt more like a holiday. The location’s perfect too – right at the gateway to the Grampians and close to all sorts of foodie destinations. Whether you’re staying for a couple of nights or settling in for a longer stay (though visitors reckon two nights isn’t nearly enough), you’ll find yourself planning your next visit before you’ve even left.

This place is a real gem that connects you with a piece of Victoria’s agricultural history while providing all the modern comforts you’d expect. It’s the kind of spot where you can really unwind and get a taste of authentic farm life, complete with those gorgeous Grampians views.