Greater Shepparton Visitor Centre Gift Shop
530 Wyndham Street,
Shepparton VIC 3630
The Greater Shepparton Visitor Centre Gift Shop stocks a range of local merchandise, produce from the Goulburn Valley, Shepparton postcards, branded souvenirs, local history books, Murray River Access maps, and more!
Souvenirs & Postcards
Our range of products include:
- Shepparton souvenirs: keyrings, stubby holders, tea towels, magnets, stickers, stress cows, postcards.
- Shepparton Moooving Art souvenirs: keyrings, magnets.
Local Produce & Gifts
Our range of local products and gifts include items from the following:
- Belstack Strawberry Farm preserves
- Briggs' Sheplife beanie
- Caravanning with Kids travel journal and caravan log book
- The Cheeky Grog Co. cider and sparkling apple juice
- Cow Parade ceramic cows
- Eco Farm chutney and relish
- Daisy Cow Soaps
- Deadly Creations - local Aboriginal artworks
- Dookie Gold Honey
- Ensuf Cow/Bull Astrology bookmarks
- Greendale Grove infused olive oils, balsamic reduction and honey mustard dressing
- Grey Nomad souvenirs – aprons and coasters
- Kaiela Arts - local Aboriginal artworks
- Kaye Poulton Ceramics
- Lavish Aromas - soy candles and frangrance diffusers
- Len Beadell’s Shepparton Talk CD
- Local produce gift hampers
- Longleat Estate – Murchison Wine
- Lost Shepparton Shop – Good Golly, Where's Molly children's picture book and local history books
- Luna Resin Handmade Jewellery
- MIMS – Made it Myself – handmade fabric items
- Oasis Olives – olive oil
- Outfront Creations – handmade aprons, heat packs and wax wraps
- PomLife - locally grown pomegranate products
- Raw Honey
- Shepparton Brewery
- Tallis Wine
- Utopia Australia – Indigenous art giftware
- Van Go Collections – mugs, plates, tote bags, bookmarks, toiletry bags
- What would a Cockatoo Do? Children's picture book
Maps & Guides
Our range of maps and guides include:
- Hema maps
- RACV maps
Historical & Other Books
Our range of books include:
- A Century Not Out: 1909-2009
- Art Captured: Hans-Wolter von Gruenewaldt - Prisoner of War Camp 13 Murchison: His Story and His Art
- Early Families of Shepparton and District - Books 1-3
- Good Golly, Where's Molly? children's picture book
- History of Shepparton: 1838-1938
- Joining the Dots: A History of the Goulburn Valley Environment Group
- Kialla East Heroes
- Little Ant Books by Susie Sarah
- Living Stories of the Dungala Kaiela written and illustrated by Elders and Artists at Kaiela Arts
- Mooroopna: Past and Present
- My Shepparton. Volume 2.
- Our Home, Our Heartbeat by Adam Briggs
- Sam's Meteorite children's picture book
- Shepparton Past and Present
- Sheppartonians: Past and Present
- Shepp: It's People and Places
- Tamba: A Selection of Poetry and Prose. GV Writer's Group
- Yalka Lotjpa Nha written and illustrated by Elders and Artists at Kaiela Arts
Charity Items
We support these local charities and not-for-profit organisations:
- Kaiela Arts
- Lifestyle Dookie
- Murchison & District Historical Society
- Shepparton Access
- Shepparton Family History Group
- Shepparton Heritage Centre
- Soroptimists
myki Explorer Packs
The myki Explorer Pack includes:
- a full fare, concession or child myki card, pre-loaded with enough value (myki money) for one day’s travel in Zone 1, which includes the entire tram network
- discount offers at 15 Melbourne and regional attractions
- a mini guide to using your myki
More information on myki Visitor Packs
Opening Hours
The Visitor Centre shop is open 9am to 5pm every day except Christmas Day.
Follow Greater Shepparton Visitor Centre Gift Shop
If travelling along the Midland Highway (Bendigo-Benalla) - turn at Wyndham Street and head south a few blocks, past Victoria Park Lake.
If travelling the Goulburn Valley Highway/Wyndham Street (ie. coming from Melbourne or Tocumwal) - just stay on Wyndham Street. We can be found at the south end of Victoria Park Lake.
You can't miss the iconic SAM Precinct building. Turn into Fitzjohn Street just south of the building to access the car park. You'll find us on the Ground Floor of the SAM building.
