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Oliver's Hill Lookout — Attraction in Melbourne

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Oliver's Hill Lookout
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Olivers Hill Beach
531 Nepean Hwy, Frankston VIC 3199, Australia
Lower Sweetwater Creek Nature Reserve
Frankston South VIC 3199, Australia
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The Cripps Family Fish and Chips Trailer
570N Nepean Hwy, Frankston VIC 3199, Australia
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Oliver's Hill Lookout

Nepean Hwy, Frankston VIC 3199, Australia
4.6(576)
Open until 12:00 AM
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attractions: Olivers Hill Beach, Lower Sweetwater Creek Nature Reserve, restaurants: The Cripps Family Fish and Chips Trailer
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+61 1300 322 842
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Nearby attractions of Oliver's Hill Lookout

Olivers Hill Beach

Lower Sweetwater Creek Nature Reserve

Olivers Hill Beach

Olivers Hill Beach

4.6

(296)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Lower Sweetwater Creek Nature Reserve

Lower Sweetwater Creek Nature Reserve

4.6

(196)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Oliver's Hill Lookout

The Cripps Family Fish and Chips Trailer

The Cripps Family Fish and Chips Trailer

The Cripps Family Fish and Chips Trailer

3.2

(43)

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Reviews of Oliver's Hill Lookout

4.6
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5.0
7w

Olivers Hill, Frankston. A great place to look out over the bay. Whether the day be sunny, windy, gloomy or even raining, the view will be something to see. Close by is the high hills you are standing from looking down on the rocks and vegetation or out onto the bay. Even better if there are boats out fishing. Often, I have sat up here with fish & chips or other looking out appreciating the views. The water can be beautiful to look at or if blowing a strong wind, you are reminded of the power of the water, even in the bay. It overlooks the jetty at the bottom of the hill to the right, and the lights of Frankston. And above behind you are houses high up on the hills with their own private view of the bay and any boats and ships. There is space for maybe 10 Cars, and only one way in and that’s from the main road which is steep and just past a curve, so you need to be going at a slow pace keeping an eye out for the entrance. Not always easy if you have a lot traffic behind you. I noticed on my last visit here, that the fences there are gaining a collection of padlocks too if that’s your thing. Also, there is a concrete footpath leading down to the jetty car park. You may drive in and find no car park, but as it is drive through, then you can just keeping going back out to the main road.. and instead, pull into the car/ boat park at the bottom of the hill which is also a good spot to have a look at boats coming in and out from the bay. There are no toilets on Oliver’s Hill, but there are in the parking area at the bottom of the hill, and...

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4.0
6y

It's always been nice to stop here no matter what the weather is like to take in the view. Avoiding the cycling lycra can be interesting on the way up or down Oliver's Hill as any good rider knows it's the halfway point from St. Kilda Beach to here. I only recently found out that the place was named after a local fisherman, James Oliver who built the first cottage here in the middle of the 19th century and it was his job to keep an eye out for any fish schools that were coming nearby Property prices are enormous here and yet I remember them when nobody wanted to live in the area. It is well worth making your way there and soaking up the views. On a clear day, you can see right around the bay. Today was no exception and I just soaked up the fabulous sounds of the waves and the smell of the ocean. Wheelchair friendly. Kid friendly. Good parking off the main road. Rubbish bins are available. Toilets further down the road...

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5.0
48w

Oliver Hill Sunset Lookout in Frankston, Victoria, offers stunning views of the sunset over Port Phillip Bay. Visitors often praise the lookout for its scenic beauty, making it a popular spot for photography and romantic outings. The surrounding area features walking paths and picnic spots, enhancing the experience for families and couples alike.

Many reviews highlight the peaceful atmosphere and the well-maintained facilities, such as benches and informational signs about the local flora and fauna. Wildlife enthusiasts may also enjoy spotting birds and other animals in the area.

However, some visitors note that the lookout can get crowded, especially during weekends and holidays. Parking can be limited, so arriving early is advisable. Overall, Oliver Hill Sunset Lookout is well-regarded as a beautiful place to relax and enjoy nature while taking in...

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kathy Langleykathy Langley
Olivers Hill, Frankston. A great place to look out over the bay. Whether the day be sunny, windy, gloomy or even raining, the view will be something to see. Close by is the high hills you are standing from looking down on the rocks and vegetation or out onto the bay. Even better if there are boats out fishing. Often, I have sat up here with fish & chips or other looking out appreciating the views. The water can be beautiful to look at or if blowing a strong wind, you are reminded of the power of the water, even in the bay. It overlooks the jetty at the bottom of the hill to the right, and the lights of Frankston. And above behind you are houses high up on the hills with their own private view of the bay and any boats and ships. There is space for maybe 10 Cars, and only one way in and that’s from the main road which is steep and just past a curve, so you need to be going at a slow pace keeping an eye out for the entrance. Not always easy if you have a lot traffic behind you. I noticed on my last visit here, that the fences there are gaining a collection of padlocks too if that’s your thing. Also, there is a concrete footpath leading down to the jetty car park. You may drive in and find no car park, but as it is drive through, then you can just keeping going back out to the main road.. and instead, pull into the car/ boat park at the bottom of the hill which is also a good spot to have a look at boats coming in and out from the bay. There are no toilets on Oliver’s Hill, but there are in the parking area at the bottom of the hill, and sometimes a food van.
Debi SlingerDebi Slinger
It's always been nice to stop here no matter what the weather is like to take in the view. Avoiding the cycling lycra can be interesting on the way up or down Oliver's Hill as any good rider knows it's the halfway point from St. Kilda Beach to here. I only recently found out that the place was named after a local fisherman, James Oliver who built the first cottage here in the middle of the 19th century and it was his job to keep an eye out for any fish schools that were coming nearby Property prices are enormous here and yet I remember them when nobody wanted to live in the area. It is well worth making your way there and soaking up the views. On a clear day, you can see right around the bay. Today was no exception and I just soaked up the fabulous sounds of the waves and the smell of the ocean. Wheelchair friendly. Kid friendly. Good parking off the main road. Rubbish bins are available. Toilets further down the road towards Frankston.
Jenny Daisy TomJenny Daisy Tom
Oliver Hill Sunset Lookout in Frankston, Victoria, offers stunning views of the sunset over Port Phillip Bay. Visitors often praise the lookout for its scenic beauty, making it a popular spot for photography and romantic outings. The surrounding area features walking paths and picnic spots, enhancing the experience for families and couples alike. Many reviews highlight the peaceful atmosphere and the well-maintained facilities, such as benches and informational signs about the local flora and fauna. Wildlife enthusiasts may also enjoy spotting birds and other animals in the area. However, some visitors note that the lookout can get crowded, especially during weekends and holidays. Parking can be limited, so arriving early is advisable. Overall, Oliver Hill Sunset Lookout is well-regarded as a beautiful place to relax and enjoy nature while taking in breathtaking views.
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Olivers Hill, Frankston. A great place to look out over the bay. Whether the day be sunny, windy, gloomy or even raining, the view will be something to see. Close by is the high hills you are standing from looking down on the rocks and vegetation or out onto the bay. Even better if there are boats out fishing. Often, I have sat up here with fish & chips or other looking out appreciating the views. The water can be beautiful to look at or if blowing a strong wind, you are reminded of the power of the water, even in the bay. It overlooks the jetty at the bottom of the hill to the right, and the lights of Frankston. And above behind you are houses high up on the hills with their own private view of the bay and any boats and ships. There is space for maybe 10 Cars, and only one way in and that’s from the main road which is steep and just past a curve, so you need to be going at a slow pace keeping an eye out for the entrance. Not always easy if you have a lot traffic behind you. I noticed on my last visit here, that the fences there are gaining a collection of padlocks too if that’s your thing. Also, there is a concrete footpath leading down to the jetty car park. You may drive in and find no car park, but as it is drive through, then you can just keeping going back out to the main road.. and instead, pull into the car/ boat park at the bottom of the hill which is also a good spot to have a look at boats coming in and out from the bay. There are no toilets on Oliver’s Hill, but there are in the parking area at the bottom of the hill, and sometimes a food van.
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It's always been nice to stop here no matter what the weather is like to take in the view. Avoiding the cycling lycra can be interesting on the way up or down Oliver's Hill as any good rider knows it's the halfway point from St. Kilda Beach to here. I only recently found out that the place was named after a local fisherman, James Oliver who built the first cottage here in the middle of the 19th century and it was his job to keep an eye out for any fish schools that were coming nearby Property prices are enormous here and yet I remember them when nobody wanted to live in the area. It is well worth making your way there and soaking up the views. On a clear day, you can see right around the bay. Today was no exception and I just soaked up the fabulous sounds of the waves and the smell of the ocean. Wheelchair friendly. Kid friendly. Good parking off the main road. Rubbish bins are available. Toilets further down the road towards Frankston.
Debi Slinger

Debi Slinger

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Oliver Hill Sunset Lookout in Frankston, Victoria, offers stunning views of the sunset over Port Phillip Bay. Visitors often praise the lookout for its scenic beauty, making it a popular spot for photography and romantic outings. The surrounding area features walking paths and picnic spots, enhancing the experience for families and couples alike. Many reviews highlight the peaceful atmosphere and the well-maintained facilities, such as benches and informational signs about the local flora and fauna. Wildlife enthusiasts may also enjoy spotting birds and other animals in the area. However, some visitors note that the lookout can get crowded, especially during weekends and holidays. Parking can be limited, so arriving early is advisable. Overall, Oliver Hill Sunset Lookout is well-regarded as a beautiful place to relax and enjoy nature while taking in breathtaking views.
Jenny Daisy Tom

Jenny Daisy Tom

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