Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre

Werribee Park Precinct

Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre

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Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre (WPNEC) is the state centre for equestrian sports in Victoria.

It is the largest facility of its kind in Victoria, comprising two large indoor arenas, multiple outdoor arenas, general-purpose and polo fields, 180 stables, 370 day yards, 250 campsites, amenities, administration buildings and an international level cross country course.

WPNEC hosts many major events including the Melbourne 3 Day International Event, the Equestrian Victoria lnterschool State Championships, Dressage and Jumping with the Stars, Barastoc Horse of the Year Show, the Australian Show Jumping Championships and the Polo Melbourne Cup. It also hosts a wide range of participation activities aimed at all levels of rider. WPNEC is also the home of the Werribee Pony Club and the Werribee Central Equestrian Club.

WPNEC is based on 34 hectares of Crown Land within the Werribee Park Precinct. Their neighbours include Werribee Mansion, Werribee Zoo, Werribee Golf Course, the State Rose Garden and Shadowfax Winery.

WPNEC is the most utilised equestrian facility for events in the state due to its capacity to accommodate large numbers of competitors and its central location. Attracting in excess of 50,000 competitors and spectators annually, the centre plays a critical role in the ongoing sustainability of the sport in Victoria.

  • Opening times

    Monday - Friday: 9:00 am-5:00 pm
    Saturday - Sunday: Closed
  • Facilities

    Family Friendly
    Lawn / Gardens
    Public Toilet

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