Curdievale
VIC 3268 • Victoria
About Curdievale
Curdievale is a small rural locality in south-west Victoria, nestled on the banks of the Curdies River approximately 240 kilometres south-west of Melbourne and 42 kilometres south-east of Warrnambool, within the Corangamite Shire and Shire of Moyne. With a population of 125, the community is small and tight-knit, characteristic of the farming localities that dot the green dairy country of Victoria's south-west. The surrounding landscape is predominantly dairy and grazing land, with the Curdies River providing a natural focal point for the locality.
The social heart of Curdievale is the historic Boggy Creek Hotel, established in 1853 and one of the oldest surviving rural pubs in the region, where locals gather for meals and a drink. The nearby Great Ocean Road and Port Campbell National Park — home to the iconic Twelve Apostles — are within reasonable driving distance, and the surrounding countryside offers scenic walks and rural landscapes. Curdievale suits those who value a quiet lifestyle with strong community ties, though residents rely on their own vehicles for most daily needs, with the nearby service town of Timboon approximately 16 kilometres to the north-east.
Curdievale falls under postcode 3268 and is governed by the local council Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the South-West Coast (Western Victoria) electorate.
Location
Transport & Commute
Commute to Melbourne CBD
🛣️ Access via Princes Highway and Great Ocean Road. Warrnambool (42km) is the nearest regional centre for major services.
There are no walkable amenities in Curdievale; a car is essential for all daily needs
Supermarkets Nearby
No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.
Schools
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132 Henrys Sawmill Road
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Bailey Street
