Historic Glenisla Homestead lies adjacent to the Grampians National Park and the Black Range State Park. The rugged mountain formations are a majestic background for the tall red gums which dominate the landscape. The Homestead, which is classified by the National Trust, was built in 1870 from colourful Grampians sandstone and offers colonial style accommodation. Glenisla runs 5000 merino sheep on 1200 acres and guests are welcome to participate in farm activities.