It produces a range of red and white varietal wines and sparkling wines and is open by appointment only. There are emus, kangaroos, birds and plenty of wildflowers in spring. Numerous tracks take you from the Colignan Rd out to the riverbank. The bitumen soon peters out although the gravel road is manageable in a 2WD unless it is wet. This is a popular area for fishing, swimming, bushwalking and boating.
Camping is permitted along the river.
As it is not a national park, generators and pets are allowed. Alternatively, if you wish to drive through the Hattah-Kulkyne National Park, turn left off the River Rd about 2 km south of Colignan on to Boonoonar Rd, then, after about 1 km, take the first left on to the Mournpool Track which runs through the middle of the park. This 2WD gravel road leads to Lake Mournpool campground and on to Lake Hattah campground where there is a visitor centre. Both sites have toilets, fireplaces and picnic areas. A limited amount of drinking water is available from the visitor centre and at Mournpall campground but supplies of drinking water are limited so it is advisable to bring your own.