Toorak

Toorak is a suburb in Victoria. Population of 12,817 (2021 Census). Median age 47. Median household income $2,533/wk. Median rent $486/wk. 7 campsites, 241 trails, 1 attractions, 288 pubs nearby.

Toorak is a well-established residential suburb in Melbourne's inner south-east, known for its tree-lined streets and convenient access to dining and entertainment venues. The area offers numerous walking trails suitable for day trips, including Village Way, Lunn Lane, and Browning Walk, providing pleasant natural breaks between urban exploration.

With over 280 pubs and 360 shops and services within reach, Toorak serves as a comfortable base for exploring Melbourne's inner suburbs by car or caravan. Several campsites operate in the broader area, making it accessible for touring visitors seeking proximity to city attractions while maintaining access to quieter walking routes.

Travel Info

Must See

  • Village WayConvenient 0.3km hiking trail ideal for short walks within the suburb.
  • Lunn LaneAnother accessible 0.3km trail close to accommodation and services.
  • Browning Walk1km hiking trail offering quiet green space within easy reach of the suburb.

Must Do

  • Walking trails circuitExplore multiple trails (Village Way, Lunn Lane, Scotia Grove, Lovers Walk) for varied natural experiences without lengthy drives.
  • Pub and restaurant diningOver 280 pubs within the area offer casual meals and local atmosphere, with the Bush Inn Hotel and Flying Duck Hotel nearby.

Travel Tips

  • Park your vehicle in designated areas before exploring the walking trails—Village Way and Lunn Lane are both within 300m and ideal for stretching your legs.
  • The Bush Inn Hotel and surrounding pubs are within 1–1.3km, offering casual dining and refreshment stops between activities.
  • Mobile coverage is generally reliable in Toorak; check fuel and supply availability before heading to outlying campsites.
  • Most shops, cafes, and services are concentrated along main roads—plan your supply runs accordingly if staying at nearby campsites.
Traffic & Access: Toorak is well-connected by sealed roads within Melbourne's inner suburbs. Parking is available but may require planning during peak hours; fuel and supplies are readily accessible throughout the area.
Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn offer pleasant walking conditions; summer can be warm and busy, while winter is mild but may see increased traffic on weekends.

Toorak at a Glance

Based on postcode 3142 area (ABS Census 2021)
12,817
Population
47
Median Age
$2,533/wk
Median Household Income
2.1
Avg Household Size
$3,152/mo
Median Mortgage
$486/wk
Median Rent
31%
Born Overseas

Nearby

Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is near Toorak?

There are 10 campsites near Toorak, including H.R. Johnson Reserve (4.6km), BIG4 Holiday Parks of Australia (5.5km), Marina Reserve (5.9km).

What walks and trails are near Toorak?

There are 10 walking trails near Toorak, including Lunn Lane (0.3km), Village Way (0.3km), Browning Walk (1.3km).

Is there fuel near Toorak?

Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Toorak, including 7-Eleven Prahran East (1km), BP AA PRAHRAN (1.1km), 7-Eleven South Yarra (1.3km).

What attractions are near Toorak?

There are 3 attractions near Toorak, including Luna Park Melbourne (5.6km), Melbourne Zoo (11.5km), Organ Pipes NP (34.4km).