Drouin, Agricultural town in West Gippsland, Victoria, Australia.
Drouin is a town in West Gippsland that spreads across green hills with views of Mount Baw Baw and the Strzelecki Ranges to the south. The commercial center runs along Princes Way with supermarkets, shops, and local businesses serving the area.
The town grew from railway workers camps established in the 1870s, initially called Drouin Junction before becoming a major transport hub. The railway connection shaped the settlement's expansion and role in the region.
The Ficifolia Festival brings residents together each summer with parades and celebrations when the red flowering gum trees bloom throughout town. These gatherings reflect how the community marks seasonal changes and local pride.
The town is easily reached via Princes Way and has ample parking in the central areas. Most shops and services sit close together, making a walking tour of the center straightforward and manageable.
The town features three parks with distinct character: one with war monuments, one with a lake, and one with native plants and natural bushland. These green spaces offer different reasons to visit and walk through town.
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