McClelland is a unique art gallery and sculpture park set in
16 hectares of natural bushland, showcasing Australian culture through
sculpture connected with Australian environment, since 1971.

McClelland’s natural bushland and park setting is the legacy
of a talented and artistic brother and sister, Harry and Annie May (Nan)
McClelland, whose family settled in the Frankston district in 1912. Harry was
an artist and philanthropist, while Nan was a poet and entrepreneur, their home
becoming a bohemian hub.

Immerse your team in the beauty of art and nature, stimulate
creativity, and foster collaboration in a setting that is both tranquil and
inspiring. Boasting 156 square meters, the Sarah & Baillieu Myer Education
Pavilion features 3.6-metre-high ceilings with glass doors offering stunning
vistas of the Sculpture Park’s natural amphitheatre. It accommodates various
event styles with catered delegate packages and options for larger events
possible for up to 1000 guests hosted in the sculpture park grounds.