Island Bay Ranch sits on Churchill Road at Newhaven, on the eastern end of Phillip Island, looking across Western Port Bay to Churchill Island.
Wedding Venues · Phillip Island, Victoria · Visit in person
The Shearing Shed sits on twenty acres of farmland on the outskirts of Cowes, on Phillip Island about ninety minutes from Melbourne. It is a 1950s working shed kept by the same family for four generations and renovated rather than replaced, and it is still a private property and a family home — visits are by appointment only.
Three named spaces carry the day. The Billabong is the outdoor ceremony site, gently sloping lawn beside a native waterhole with a treeline behind. The Barn is the indoor ceremony alternative — timber beams, soft lighting, and the venue is candid that Island weather makes it a plan A, B or C. The Courtyard sits between ceremony and reception for canapés and lawn games, and the shed itself takes the reception with a boutique bar and a dancefloor.
Couples who would rather book one thing than seven — venue, catering, drinks and staff arrive together — and who want a coastal-country wedding without a wine-region price.
A 1950s shearing shed on twenty acres, with a ceremony lawn beside a billabong and everything from the bar to the waitstaff included in one per-head figure.
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Island Bay Ranch sits on Churchill Road at Newhaven, on the eastern end of Phillip Island, looking across Western Port Bay to Churchill Island.
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