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Dolphin Discovery Centre Wild bottlenose dolphins regularly visit Koombana Bay. The centre has interpretative displays on dolphins and other marine life and offers visitors the chance to swim with dolphins under ranger guidance. Dolphin visits usually occur in the mornings, however times and days of visits are unpredictable. If you prefer not to get wet, take a dolphin-spotting cruise on the bay.  Open daily 8am–5pm Sept–May, 9am–3pm June–Aug; Koombana Dr; (08) 9791 3088. 
Historic buildings: many date back to the early decades of the settlement, including the 1865 Rose Hotel; cnr Victoria and Stephen sts; contact visitor centre for details. King Cottage: built in 1880 and one of the oldest buildings in Bunbury, this cottage was built by Henry King using homemade bricks. It now displays items of domestic life from the early 20th century; open 2pm–4pm daily; Forrest Ave. Sir John Forrest Monument: born in Picton on the outskirts of Bunbury in 1847, Sir John Forrest was elected the first Premier of WA in 1890 and entered Federal Parliament in 1901; cnr Victoria and Stephen sts. Victoria Street: a 'cappuccino strip' of sidewalk cafes and restaurants. Bunbury Regional Art Galleries: built in 1887, formerly a convent for the Sisters of Mercy and now the largest art gallery in the South-West; Wittenoom St. Miniature Railway Track: take a ride on this 800 m track through the trees at Forest Park; 3rd Sun of each month; Blair St. Lookouts: Boulter's Heights, Haig Cres and Marlston Hill; Apex Dr. Lighthouse: painted in black-and-white check, this striking landmark has a lookout at the base; end of Ocean Dr. Basaltic rock: formed by volcanic lava flow 150 million years ago; foreshore at end of Clifton St, off Ocean Dr. Mangrove boardwalk: 200 m elevated boardwalk lets you view the southern-most mangrove colony in WA, estimated to be 20 000 years old; Koombana Dr. Big Swamp Wildlife Park: handfeed kangaroos, see bettongs, wombats, swamp wallabies and more, and enjoy the South-West's largest walk-through aviary with 60 species of native birds; Prince Phillip Dr. Heritage trail: 12 km walk from the Old Railway Station; contact visitor centre for brochure.

St Marks Anglican Church: built in 1842, this is the second oldest church in WA. The churchyard contains the graves of many early Bunbury settlers; 5 km SE at Picton. Lena Dive Wreck: apprehended by the navy in 2002 for illegal fishing, the Lena was sunk 3 nautical miles from Bunbury as a dive wreck; suitable for snorkelling and diving for all levels of experience. South West Gemstone Museum: over 2000 gemstones; 12 km S. Wineries: at the heart of the Geographe Wine Region, many in the area offer cellar-door tastings, including Killerby Wines (10 km S) and Capel Vale Wines (27 km S); contact visitor centre for details. Abseiling tours: on the quarry face of the Wellington Dam; contact visitor centre for details. Scenic flights: over Bunbury and surrounds.

Dunsborough 58 km

Dunsborough is about three hours’ drive south of Perth, and offers beach, rock and boat fishing. Local fishing store operator Damien Lane says the rock ledges produce salmon in autumn and winter, Samson fish,... Find out more

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Perth 149 km

The Swan River produces many species, including bream, mulloway, herring, tailor, tarwhine, silver trevally, Samson fish and flathead. This is a year- round fishery for the much sought bream. In summer the bream run... Find out more

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Snorkelling around Busselton and Augusta 45 km

The marine life growing off and feeding near the historic 1841-metre Busselton Jetty makes it one of the easiest and best snorkelling and dive sites in Western Australia. The Underwater Observatory (see entry below) at... Find out more

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Wardan Aboriginal Centre 67 km

The cultural centre for the Wardandi people, this rammed-earth building in Yallingup has Aboriginal art displays, guided tours, toolmaking and spear-throwing workshops and dance demonstrations.... Find out more

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Whitewater rafting – Dwellingup 79 km

Dwellingup Adventures has a one-day rafting trip on the Murray River suitable for novices and children from ten years and upwards. This operator also hire canoes, kayaks, rafts and mountain bikes and, for self-guided... Find out more

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Margaret River canoe tour 87 km

Bushtucker River and Winery Tours will take you canoeing down the quiet Margaret River, with opportunities to see kangaroos, bushtucker- bearing plants and heritage sites on a guided four-hour excursion. There is time... Find out more

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Cycle tour - Margaret River 87 km

You can explore this scenic region at your own pace, including wineries, karri forests, caves and beaches on a bike. Dirty Detours hires bikes in Margaret River and runs a one-day, off-road Sip and Cycle tour, while... Find out more

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Caving - Southern Western Australia 117 km

Six limestone caves in the Capes region are open to the public and there are self-guided and adventure-caving options. Jewel Cave is the largest of Western Australia’s tourist caves and has beautiful formations... Find out more

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Sea-kayaking around Rockingham 117 km

Along the coast at Rockingham, less than 45 minutes drive south from Perth, you can kayak to the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park just offshore, which harbours a host of wildlife. There are Australian sea-lions on Seal... Find out more

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Walking the Cape to Cape Track 125 km

One of Western Australia’s brilliant longdistance walks, the Cape to Cape Walk covers 135 kilometres between Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leeuwin, going through coastal heath, wildflowers, jarrah–marri forest... Find out more

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Four-wheel-drive tours around Pemberton and Albany 129 km

Pemberton Discovery Tours is a carbon-neutral business that runs 4WD and tag-along tours through the great karri forests, along beaches and through dune systems, with a particular focus on environmental impact. There are... Find out more

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Diving around Perth 142 km

There are some shore dives in and around Fremantle and Perth, and plenty of great boat dives to Rottnest Island and further afield. Dolphin Dive Fremantle is an eco-accredited dive shop with a large boat, and will rent... Find out more

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The Cut Golf Club 79 km

There was a time not long ago when golfers could be forgiven for thinking there was little chance of any new links courses being built on the Australian coastline. That was before the post-2000 building boom kicked in... Find out more

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Meadow Springs Golf & Country Club 93 km

Nearly eight years after American designer Robert Trent Jones Jnr oversaw the final stages of construction on his acclaimed Joondalup layout, he found himself back on the WA coast. This time it was to sign off on... Find out more

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Secret Harbour Golf Links 102 km

Towering sand dunes covered with thick coastal scrub were the sight that greeted Graham Marsh, former player turned course designer, when he took his first look at the proposed Secret Harbour Golf Links in the early... Find out more

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The Links Kennedy Bay 107 km

Kennedy Bay has a brief and chequered history. Since opening for play in 1998 this acclaimed links course has been forced to close twice because of financial circumstances involving different owners. The most recent... Find out more

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Araluen Golf Resort 138 km

Steep forest-covered hills above deep valleys are not the ideal landscape on which to create a golf course. But that did not stop the developers of Araluen Golf Resort – in the Roleystone Hills, 45 minutes... Find out more

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Cottesloe Golf Club 151 km

Cottesloe is internationally renowned for its superb beach, backing on to rows of towering Norfolk Island pines and wonderful terraced lawns, an idyllic spot to soak up views of the Indian Ocean. If you were expecting... Find out more

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Mt Lawley Golf Club 158 km

Perth was a booming town in the late 1920s, and as more and more people headed west from the eastern states, the demand for golf courses grew. Four of Perth’s finest layouts – Lake Karrinyup, Cottesloe,... Find out more

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The Western Australian Golf Club 160 km

The Western Australian Golf Club is a hidden gem, particularly to visitors from interstate or overseas. Set amid the rolling hills of suburban Yokine, and covering some of the highest points to be found north of... Find out more

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Lake Karrinyup Country Club 163 km

For more than five decades Lake Karrinyup was widely considered one of Australia’s classic courses. It first won national acclaim when it hosted the 1952 Australian Open, won by Norman von Nida. The Open... Find out more

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Joondalup Country Club & Resort 175 km

Few inland courses in Australia boast such visually sensational holes as you will encounter at Joondalup. This 27-hole layout, a 25-minute drive north of Perth’s CBD, is a unique golfing experience and the... Find out more

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Alexanders Restaurant

Located within the Lord Forrest Hotel, Alexanders Restaurant offers some of the finest food in town. Produce from the region features on the extremely well priced menu, with a good mix of vegetarian, seafood and meat... Find out more

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Aristos Waterfront

Known as the Surprise Chef from his own cooking show, Aristos Papandroulakis returned to his home town of Bunbury in 1992 to open Aristos Waterfront. An up-market fish and chippery, the product is so fresh and delicious... Find out more

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Boardwalk Bar & Bistro

Within the Parade Hotel on the banks of the Leschenault Inlet, a cool breeze accompanies the sunset as you feast on local seafood or sample the region’s wines or beers. Also on the menu is standard bistro fare and... Find out more

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Mojo’s Restaurant

Mojo’s is a cosy establishment that has captured Bunbury’s progressive vibe. The menu features fresh and innovative selections such as sautéed Capel marron with spicy lemon garlic sauce, exotic... Find out more

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Vat 2

What a superb place to kick back with harbour views and delicious fare. The seasonal menu will appease most patrons and the oysters are exceptionally good. Vat 2’s rising reputation reflects the same quality as its... Find out more

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Carlaminda Wines Bistro

In the midst of the green pastures of the Ferguson Valley, Carlaminda serves up traditional French cuisine. Locals and tourists alike venture from Bunbury and Perth for the delicious country cooking, with traditional... Find out more

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Hackersley

Relax over a long lunch at Hackersley in the beautiful Ferguson Valley. The seasonal menu suits the winery’s produce well, with offerings like charred salmon with wild lime, orange and rosemary sauce, and a... Find out more

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Nicola’s Ristorante

Authentic Italian food is only a meal away in Bunbury, with this warm and friendly restaurant turning out wonderful Italian classics. Pasta dishes are guaranteed to please, with interesting combinations like gnocchi... Find out more

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The Sandcastle 139 km

The Sandcastle is an up-market option in South Fremantle, with beautiful food, much of which comes from sustainable resources, and organic wines and beers. As well as stocking organic vegetables, grains and meats, the... Find out more

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Bootleg Brewery 72 km

Established in 1994 in the Margaret River wine region, this long-running craft brewery bills itself as ‘an oasis of beer in a desert of wine’. The metaphor never quite rang true and even less so in recent... Find out more

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Cowaramup Brewing Company 73 km

This family-owned microbrewery, based in the Margaret River wine-producing belt, first fired up in December 2006. Cowaramup can be tricky to pronounce for some visitors (correctly: Ca-rara-mup) and the locals often refer... Find out more

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Little Creatures Brewing 141 km

After dabbling in wine and working as a brewing consultant in the US, craftbeer pioneer Phil Sexton re-surfaced in the local beer scene, along with a couple of other former Matilda Bay Brewing heavyweights, with the... Find out more

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Sail & Anchor Hotel 141 km

The Australian craft beer movement was kick-started at the Sail & Anchor Hotel in 1984 when the first house-brewed ale flowed there. Phil Sexton and his partners in the Matilda Bay Brewing Company were building the... Find out more

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Swan Brewery 142 km

The Swan Brewery was established in 1857 by early Western Australian settler Frank Sherwood, who had emigrated from England with his family in 1842. Interestingly, he originally set up a school of classics and languages... Find out more

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Gage Roads Brewing Company 142 km

Established in 2002 by former Sail & Anchor brewing team Peter Nolin and Bill Hoedemaker, Gage Roads Brewing started producing beer from the Palmyra site in mid-2005. The US-born pair was apparently frustrated that... Find out more

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Billabong Brewing 143 km

Owner Alan Proctor started Billabong Brewing as Western Australia’s first brew-on-premise operation, where homebrewers come to make their own beer and bottle it, using professional equipment. In 2006 Proctor... Find out more

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Elmar's In the Valley 170 km

Having established a successful smallgoods business, German-born couple Elmar and Anette Dieren branched out to establish this sizeable bar, restaurant and beer garden complex, which also includes a microbrewery. While... Find out more

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Duckstein Brewery 171 km

Duckstein Brewery actually has two separate breweries and outlets located in both the Swan Valley and Margaret River wine regions. The original 60-litre microbrewery (or should that be microscopic brewery) is one of the... Find out more

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Mash Brewing Company 172 km

The simply named Mash Brewing Company debuted in April 2006, adding to the significant cluster of craft breweries operating out of the Swan Valley. Inspired by the Little Creatures model, the brewery is positioned... Find out more

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The Cut camping area (walk-in camping) 4 km

A small camping area at the end of a peninsula, 8.5 km south of the Belvidere camping ground, The Cut has walk-in, cycle or boat access only. Bring in your own firewood and drinking water.... Find out more

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Belvidere camping ground 12 km

Belvidere has a good range of facilities in a relaxing beach environment, 20 km north of Australind; you need to bring firewood and drinking water though. An interpretation trail here explains the history of the area.... Find out more

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Honeymoon Pool camping areas 28 km

These small camping areas set in the shady forest beside the Lower Collie River have a good range of basic facilities in a beautiful natural environment. Swimming and canoeing the river are popular activities here, as is... Find out more

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Potters Gorge camping area 32 km

Fishing, canoeing and bushwalking are popular activities at this forest camping area on the shoreline of Wellington Dam, 29 km west of Collie via Coalfields and Wellington Dam roads. A good range of facilities are... Find out more

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Yarri campsite 42 km

The Yarri campsite is on a hillside along a lovely tributary of the Harvey River. This shelter has been designed to take advantage of the slope of the site, with a stunning deck area that looks over the surrounding... Find out more

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Yabberup campsite 43 km

Yabberup campsite is 41 km from Harris Dam.... Find out more

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Lake Brockman (Logue Brook Dam) 47 km

There is camping in the bush lining the shore of the lake here, 32 km south of Bidjar Ngoulin campsite.... Find out more

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Lake Brockman camping area (bush camping) 47 km

Foreshore bush camping is available at Lake Brockman, a beautiful lakeside environment 6 km east of the South Western Hwy. You need to bring your own drinking water.  Popular activities include swimming, fishing,... Find out more

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Harris Dam campsite 48 km

Harris Dam campsite is 13.5 km from Yourdamung.... Find out more

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Lake Brockman Tourist Park 48 km

This extremely popular tourist park is on Logue Brook Dam Rd, 6 km east from the South Western Hwy. Head here for swimming and fishing, boating, waterskiing and canoeing. The lakeside environment is also perfect for... Find out more

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Discovery Holiday Park – Koombana Bay 1 km

Right in the heart of Bunbury, this quality park offers discerning caravanners a range of excellent facilities including a coffee shop and a tennis court. Bookings are required in peak periods. There is a minimum-stay... Find out more

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Bunbury Glade Caravan Park 3 km

A good quality park just 3 km south of the city centre, this place has well-maintained grounds and good facilities. It is easily accessible from the Bussell Highway. Bookings are required in January and for long weekends... Find out more

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Discovery Holiday Parks – Bunbury 5 km

This is a very good quality park on the highway, 6 km from the city centre. It has some great features including minigolf and a tennis court. Its location makes it an excellent base for a holiday in Bunbury. Bookings are... Find out more

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Binningup Beach Caravan Park 21 km

This is a nicely shaded park close to the beach in a small beachside community. It suits the budget-minded traveller out of peak periods. Wood-fired pizzas are available on Friday and Saturday evenings. Bookings are... Find out more

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Beachlands Holiday Park 48 km

This is a good quality park in the very popular holiday town of Busselton. Sites are at a premium here in holiday periods, when the price of powered sites soars over $60 per night. Bookings are required at peak times and... Find out more

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Mandalay Holiday Resort 49 km

This is an excellent quality caravan park for tourists. It is just across the road from the beach and about 4 km from the town centre. There is a popular resort-style pool and large grassy playing area. Holiday periods... Find out more

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Peppermint Park Eco Village 52 km

This is one of the neatest parks we have visited in recent times. The camp kitchen has to one of the best we have seen in a part of Australia that is renowned for quality parks. Bookings are required in peak times and a... Find out more

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Yallingup Beach Holiday Park 67 km

This park is in the centre of Yallingup. The popular surfing beach is just metres away and the resort-style holiday centre is just a brief stroll from the gate. The park is very well maintained and has particularly good... Find out more

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Taunton Farm Holiday Park 72 km

We think this is possibly the best base for exploring the wonderful Margaret River region and its many wineries. It is a quality park in a great farm setting and we always enjoy our stays here. Bookings are required in... Find out more

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All Seasons Sanctuary Golf Resort

For the golfing enthusiast, the All Seasons Sanctuary Golf Resort offers the perfect blend of golfing and luxury just eight minutes from the CBD. All 37 of the apartments are set within landscape gardens, lakes and... Find out more

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Boathouse B&B

Right in the heart of Bunbury and located on the water’s edge, the lovely Boathouse B&B has spectacular views at a ridiculously low price. While you’re relaxing on the balcony watching the sunset, you... Find out more

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Bunbury Silo Accommodation

Built for wheat in 1937, the historic grain silos have been transformed into luxury residential apartments. Situated close to the waterfront and Bunbury’s tourist precinct, the three-bedroom apartment is fully... Find out more

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Quality Hotel Lord Forrest

Located among waterways, beaches and forests, guests escape to the country in style at the Lord Forrest Hotel. Offering a range of accommodation options, from standard hotel rooms to two-bedroom suites, the decor is... Find out more

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Yelverton Brook Eco Spa Retreat 64 km

Set in a 40-hectare conservation reserve protected from feral predators, with woylies, bandicoots and other animals roaming around, the self-contained chalets here have everything you could want, including local... Find out more

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Yallingup Strawbale Retreat 65 km

The two retreats here have walls built of straw. You can collect eggs for your breakfast, or see what is in season in the orchard.... Find out more

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Burnside Bungalows 83 km

At Margaret River you can stay on this certified organic and biodynamic farm that produces mulberries, apricots, nectarines, peaches, avocados and olives. The accommodation is in cottages made with rammed earth and... Find out more

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Watermark Kilns 145 km

For something completely different, stay in one of two ex-tobacco kilns, converted into comfortable, low-key accommodation. The double kiln (suitable for large families or bigger groups) has recycled timbers, water is... Find out more

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Bunbury South Rest Area 5 km

42 km NW of Margaret River (L) or 57 km SE of Bunbury (R) Small area just off the highway. Limited shade. GPS: S33 22.261 E115 38.779... Find out more

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Ironstone Gully Camp Area 36 km

T/O at Donnybrook Small secluded camp area located just off Capel Road, 18 kilometres south-west of Donnybrook. Good facilities and shade. GPS: S33 39.097 E115 42.296... Find out more

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Harvey River Park Area 37 km

51 km S of Pinjarra (R) or 49 km N of Bunbury (L) Shady area on the banks of the river. GPS: S33 04.667 E115 54.525... Find out more

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Hoffman Mill Camp Area 55 km

T/O 44 km S of Pinjarra (L) or 56 km N of Bunbury (R) Large camp area located 18 kilometres east of the highway via Logue Brook Dam Road and Clarke Road. Good facilities and shade. NOTE: Access road part unsealed.... Find out more

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Bandicoot Brook Rest Area 63 km

21 km S of Pinjarra (R) or 79 km N of Bunbury (L) Large area just off the highway. Good shade. GPS: S32 48.417 E115 54.180... Find out more

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Greenbushes Rest Area 68 km

9 km S of Balingup (R) or 17 km N of Bridgetown (L) Large grassed area just off the highway at the junction with the road into Greenbushes. GPS: S33 50.215 E116 03.023... Find out more

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Barrabup Pool Camp Area 69 km

T/O 2 km N of Nannup Small camp area located 8 kilometres west of Vasse Highway via Mowen Road. Good shade. GPS: S33 56.666 E115 41.590... Find out more

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Workers Pool Camp Area 70 km

T/O 2 km N of Nannup Small camp area located 8 kilometres west of Vasse Highway via Mowen Road. Good shade. GPS: S33 57.244 E115 41.280  ... Find out more

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Nanga Mill Camp Area 73 km

8 km S of Dwellingup via Nanga Road and 11 km from park entry Large area in the forest of Lane Pool Reserve. Good shade. GPS: S32 48.102 E116 06.235... Find out more

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Chuditch Camp Area 74 km

8 km S of Dwellingup via Nanga Road and 9 km from park entry Small secluded area in the forest of Lane Pool Reserve. Good facilities and shade. GPS: S32 47.293 E116 06.558... Find out more

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Baden Powell Camp Area 74 km

8 km S of Dwellingup via Nanga Road and 2 km from park entry Large area in the forest of Lane Pool Reserve. Good shade. GPS: S32 46.3353 E116 04.982... Find out more

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Marrinup Camp Area 78 km

5 km NW of Dwellingup Large clearing in the forest 2.5 kilometres north of Pinjarra–Dwellingup Road via Grey Road (2.5 kilometres west of Dwellingup). NOTE: Access road part unsealed. GPS: S32 42.138 E116... Find out more

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Pinjarra Park Area 79 km

South side of town Large parking area adjacent to the highway opposite the cemetery. GPS: S32 38.513 E115 52.177... Find out more

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Karri Gully Rest Area 80 km

26 km W of Bridgetown (R) or 19 km E of Nannup (L) Very small area just off the highway. Good shade. GPS: S34 00.445 E115 56.446... Find out more

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Willow Springs Camp Area 84 km

T/O 24 km W of Bridgetown (L) or 21 km E of Nannup (R) Secluded area located 5 kilometres south of the highway in the forest. Good shade. NOTE: Access road unsealed. GPS: S34 02.745 E115 55.553... Find out more

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Jarrah Park Rest Area 84 km

21 km W of Bridgetown (R) or 24 km E of Nannup (L) Very small area just off the highway in the forest. Good shade. GPS: S34 01.843 E115 59.137  ... Find out more

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Bridgetown Park Area 85 km

South end of town Large area just off the highway on the riverbank. Good facilities and shade. GPS: S33 58.197 E116 08.041 ... Find out more

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Sue's Bridge Camp Area 86 km

T/O 45 km W of Nannup (R) or 30 km E of Karridale (L) Secluded campground located in the forest 9 kilometres north of the highway via Sue’s Road. Good facilities and shade. GPS: S34 04.638 E115 23.293  ... Find out more

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Canebrake Rest Area 93 km

34 km W of Nannup (R) or 41 km E of Karridale (L) Small area just off the highway surrounded by trees. Good shade. GPS: S34 09.348 E115 31.116... Find out more

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Chapman Pool Camp Area 93 km

T/O 64 km W of Nannup (R) or 11 km E of Karridale (L) Secluded camp area located in a natural bush setting 9 kilometres north of the highway via Warner Glen Road. GPS: S34 05.329 E115 12.722  ... Find out more

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North Dandelup Park Area 95 km

43 km S of Armadale (L) or 15 km N of Pinjarra (R) Large area adjacent to the highway. Toilets behind nearby hall. Good shade. GPS: S32 31.125 E115 58.296... Find out more

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McLeod Creek Rest Area 101 km

23 km N of Augusta (L) or 20 km S of Margaret River (R) Secluded area just off the highway among the trees. Good shade. GSP: S34 07.619 E115 06.843... Find out more

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Alexandra Bridge Camp Area 102 km

T/O 64 km W of Nannup (R) or 11 km E of Karridale (L) Large camping area 2 kilometres north-west of the highway via Clarke Drive on the riverbank. Good shade. GPS: S34 09.808 E115 11.046... Find out more

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Conto Camp Area 102 km

T/O 14 km N of Augusta (L) or 29 km S of Margaret River (R) Whistlers Way camp site is located 6 kilometres west of the highway via Bushby Road, Caves Road and Conto Road in a secluded bushland setting near the coast... Find out more

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Crossman Rest Area 108 km

94 km SE of Armadale (L) or 38 km NW of Williams (R) Large area adjacent to the highway. Good shade. GPS: S32 46.646 E116 35.674... Find out more

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Bannister Rest Area 108 km

84 km SE of Armadale (L) or 48 km NW of Williams (R) A couple of small secluded rest areas just off the highway on a loop road off the parking bay. Good shade. GPS: S32 42.55 E116 32.44... Find out more

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Diamond Tree Lookout Park Area 119 km

10 km S of Manjimup (R) or 108 km N of Walpole (L) Small area just off the highway in the forest. Good facilities and shade. GPS: S34 19.195 E116 07.227... Find out more

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Sullivan Rock Rest Area 120 km

37 km SE of Armadale (R) or 95 km NW of Williams (L) Small secluded area just off the highway in the forest. Good shade. GPS: S32 22.766 E116 15.028... Find out more

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Gleneagle Rest Area 126 km

25 km SE of Armadale (L) or 107 km NW of Williams (R) Secluded area well off the highway in a very pleasant forest setting. Good facilities and excellent shade. GPS: S32 17.306 E116 11.430... Find out more

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Arthur River Rest Area 130 km

38 km SE of Williams (L) or 56 km NW of Kojonup (R) Large area adjacent to the highway near the roadhouse. Limited shade. GPS: S33 20.226 E117 02.035 ... Find out more

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