Shepo’s Whey Sculpture Park
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Shepo’s Whey Sculpture Park is a quirky outdoor attraction in Kerang celebrating the town’s agricultural and dairy heritage. The park features Shepo, a large sheep sculpture made from recycled materials, and is an easy stop for photos or a short walk. It’s a fun and relaxed place to visit while exploring the town.

Shepo’s Whey Sculpture Park is a quirky and lighthearted attraction celebrating Kerang’s strong ties to agriculture and dairy farming. The park features Shepo, a large sheep sculpture made from recycled materials, along with other creative elements that reflect the region’s rural identity.

An easy stop for visitors of all ages, the park is ideal for a short walk, photos, or a quick break while exploring Kerang. Its open setting and playful design make it a popular spot for families and a fun example of local creativity and community pride.

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Google Map of Shepo’s Whey Sculpture Park | Map

Shepo’s Whey by Visit Melbourne | Click here to go to visitmelbourne.com

Shepo’s Whey Information by Visit The Murray | Click here to go to visitthemurray.com

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