Welcome to the Harrow Discovery Centre and Johnny Mullagh Interpretive Centre, located in Victoria’s oldest inland settlement.

Historic Harrow, one of Victoria’s inland settlements, is nestled on the banks of the Glenelg River, in a gully of rolling hills dotted with ancient red gums, on the land of the Wotjobaluk people. Across the river lies the start of the Western Districts, on the land of the Gunditjmara people.

The gateway between the Wimmera and South-West regions, Harrow is just an hour’s drive from Horsham, Hamilton or Naracoorte and a little further from Mount Gambier, the Coonawarra and Southern Grampians.

A small, but dynamic and active community, Harrow is the ideal place for your rest and relaxation holiday in the picturesque Johnny Mullagh Caravan and Camping Park, an enthusiastic cricket ‘tragic’ or the active adventurer with plenty to see and do!

Harrow is also home to a museum that tells the remarkable story of Australia’s First XI of 1868—an Aboriginal cricket team that journeyed to England, becoming the first international sporting team to represent Australia abroad in any sport.  Visit us to learn of one of our country’s greatest sporting achievements!

Visit us to learn of one of our country’s greatest sporting achievements!