Published for: Tuesday, 5/08/2008
Travel Guides -> Attractions -> Western Australia -> Peel And Rockingham
Mandurah - This wonderful establishment is for casual eating, and specialises in omelettes of all sorts, a large and varied menu, not only eggs, located in the heart of town with a lovely view onto the estuary.
Mandurah - Abingdon Miniature Village in Mandurah, Western Australia is a miniature display of historic buildings from the United Kingdom, set amongst two acres of beautifully manicured gardens.
These 1:10 scale buildings are exact replicas of many well known historic buildings from all parts of the United Kingdom. Walking through the extensively landscaped gardens is like stepping back in time to Olde England as you marvel at the incredible detail of more than 30 miniature buildings.
A self guided tour ... read more
Pinjarra - On North Spur Road, Alcoa Scarp Lookout is sited in country cleared for farming, and overlooks the Pinjarra Alumina Refinery. A shaded parking area, five tables and barbecues are provided together with a children`s play area and cubby house.
Wood for fires is scarce, and visitors should collect their own on route. A display board at the site explains the Alcoa Project and gives details and times of tours available.
Mandurah - Health, beauty and massage.
We are specialists in a wide range of mobile massage and beauty therapies and best of all, we come to you, 0800 to 2000, seven days a week, 365 days a year.
Forget having to drive home through the traffic and the heat after a relaxing massage or beauty treatment. Relax in the comfort of your own home or hotel suite and be pampered.
We service the Mandurah and Peel region of Western Australia.
There are many massage modalities and techniques available to choose fr... read more
Dwellingup - Located on the Murray River south of Dwellingup off the Nanga Brook Road, is ideal for swimming and barbecues. A quiet drive can be enjoyed along River Road which runs alongside the Murray River banks.
Mandurah - Come and enjoy a relaxing day in beautiful surroundings at our winery - the only winery in the Mandurah shire. The winery was established in 1990 and is situated a short distance south of Mandurah. Cellar tasting and purchases can be made at the winery every day between 1000 and 1700.
Set in a grove of Tuarts and Willows on the edge of Yalgorup National Park and Lake Clifton, Cape Bouvard is worth a visit just for the scenery.
While you are here, see Lake Clifton`s unique Stromatolites. This i... read more
Christs Church Anglican Church
Mandurah - Built in 1871, this church replaced an earlier church which was destroyed by fire. The church has hand-crafted pews believed to be the work of an early settler named Joseph Cooper. Many of the district`s early settlers are buried in the churchyard, including Thomas Peel the district`s first settler.
Boddington - The picturesque churches situated at Marradong 1894 and Quindanning provide a quiet interlude and a stroll through the graveyards will tell a poignant story of the district`s past. Dilyan`s lonely grave adjacent to the Boddington Cemetery is the final resting place of a man who gave great service to the early explorers, notably H.S. Ranford on his Cambridge Gulf Expedition in the early 1880`s.
Cicerello`s Seafood Restaurant Mandurah
Mandurah - Cicerello`s Seafood Restaurant! Not only in Fremantle, but also in Mandurah.
The Mandurah experience matches the traditional benefits of Cicerello`s - the same high quality seafood, fish and chips at the lowest possible prices, in a beautiful clean setting with a warm family atmosphere and offering the special features of the ever popular Fremantle restaurant.
The style of the building and restaurant has retained the unique character of the Cicerello`s concept.
The benefits of a Peel Inlet s... read more
South Yunderup - Bask in the sun in the alfresco area or dine in the warmth and coziness of a log fire during winter. Whatever the time of year, you can enjoy good value for money dining whilst you overlook the most picturesque view of the beautiful Murray River. The Scottish decor creates a wonderful ambiance and you will leave with the feeling of `I`m coming back.`
Waroona - Gently undulating hills provide a picturesque backdrop for the cool clear water, and the grassed area is a popular picnic spot with its shaded tables and barbecues. Swimming, canoeing and fishing are some of the activities the weir is used for. No powerboats are allowed.
Take a walk to the rock face wall of the weir where nearby a bronze plaque commemorates the discovery in 1942 of the first known specimen of Western Australia`s own Noisy Scrub bird.
Drakesbrook is an irrigation dam which coll... read more
Pinjarra - Located on the corner of George and Henry Streets and built in 1888, Edenvale is the former residence of Edward McLarty and former premier of Western Australia Sir Ross Mclarty, and their families.
The building contains seventeen rooms and two cellars. At present, Edenvale houses the Murray Tourist Centre and Murray Districts Arts and Crafts Society and Heritage Tearooms.
Mandurah - An alternative way to see the lovely Peel Inlet and Harvey Estuary is to
detour from the Old Coast Road along the Estuary Scenic Drive. The road
weaves through green bushland down to the inlet then follows it for
several kilometres. Along the way there are many attractive homes and
secluded picnic spots beside the water.
Mandurah - Walk, jog, cycle or just sit alongside the estuary at Mandurah’s picturesque foreshore reserve. Children will revel in the variety of play equipment in one of Western Australia’s favourite playgrounds, where parents can watch on from shady picnic tables along the water’s edge. Safe swimming areas are complimented by free barbeques and extensive walk ways.
Along the northern end of the reserve is the newly established Dolphin Keys, with a range of restaurants, cafes and bars perched over the wat... read more
Dwellingup - Just one hundred kilometres from Perth, you will find the Forest Heritage Centre, a unique leaf shaped building set deep in the forest at Dwellingup.
Inside you will find an interpretive leaf, working School of Wood and a Fine Wood Gallery.
Outside there is a series of walks which highlight the forest ecology, aboriginal use of the forest, our timber history and a canopy walk through the tree tops.
Pinjarra - Gold Mine Hill gives sweeping views over the Coastal Plain to Mandurah in the north and Bunbury in the south. Mine shafts and diggings can still be found with chunks of quartz scattered through the area. No gold was ever found.
Barbecue facilities are available.
Pinjarra - This is the only Heritage Rose Garden in the south-west region. The garden has been established on a historic site, and was designed to compliment historic buildings in the immediate area.
A memorial section within the rose garden was opened on 19 February 1995 and dedicated to the fallen soldiers of the area.
Over 600 rose bushes are in the garden, the youngest dating from 1953 to the oldest 3,000 BC.
Coolup - Heron Point is located off the Old Bunbury Road down Fisherman`s Road approximately 30 kilometres south of Pinjarra.
It is a popular camping spot for fisherman, even though no facilities are provided. The crabbing, prawning and fishing are excellent with a magnificent view across the Harvey Estuary.
Surrounding the land is a flora and fauna reserve.
Mandurah - The anchor is a relic from the tragic wreck of an iron barque which foundered on the Murray Reef north of Mandurah during a storm in 1878. There were no survivors and many of the victims are buried in the churchyard where the anchor was located after recovery from the reef in 1963.
Mandurah - For a fun day out for the whole family to enjoy come and see us at King Carnival.
King Carnival has an amazing 18 Hole Mini Golf Course rated as one of the top five in Australia. The course is surrounded by endless greenery, with streams and a picturesque waterfall leading to a tranquil pond with a gentle fountain. With its magnificent estuary views this golf course can be a total relaxation experience. The course is designed for all ages with some very tricky holes such as `The Volcano`, `Th... read more
Mandurah - Lake Clifton in the Yalgorup National Park, south of Mandurah is well known for its special rock-like formations that provide a unique look at what life was like at the dawn of time.
These amazing formations are called thrombolites, and like the famous stromatolites at Shark Bay, they are built by micro-organisms too small for the human eye to see.
It’s one of the few places in the State where living thrombolites survive.
These peculiar structures live on the eastern edge of Lake Clifton and ... read more
Dwellingup - Lane Poole Reserve is a nature lover’s paradise. With its extensive network of bushwalking tracks along the Murray River, it is a favourite recreation spot for West Australians. There are numerous opportunities for swimming, fishing, canoeing and rafting, with hire equipment and organized tours available from the nearby town of Dwellingup if required.
Enjoy abundant wildlife and a diversity of ever changing landscapes. The reserve covers nearly 55,000 hectares comprising rock rimmed pools, rapi... read more
Boddington - This community service project has resulted in the Hotham River being banked up to provide a year round water playground for residents and visitors alike. Canoeing, swimming, and fishing for Redfin are some of the popular activities. Situated next to a Caravan Park the weir has road access from visitors carpark.
Mandurah Estuary and Peel Inlet
Mandurah - Home to a friendly school of dolphins and a big variety of water birds, Mandurah Estuary and Peel Inlet is just the place for water-based fun.
The safe waters of the estuary are perfect for boating and fishing, while three rivers run into Peel Inlet creating a pristine waterway environment.
Catch a meal of river prawns in early summer from the Murray and Serpentine Rivers, while king prawns are best during autumn. The Mandurah Estuary and Peel Inlet also produce excellent blue manna crabs d... read more
Marrinup - Marrinup Falls is a three kilometre walk up Marrinup Brook from Scarp Road. The falls are a series of small cascades and makes for a pleasant rest spot. No facilities are available.
Marrinup Prisoner of War Camp (Number 16)
Marrinup - One Prisoner of War camp and 30 control centres were located in Western Australia. The Number 16 Prisoner of War compound and garrison, was built at Marrinup, 83 kilometres south of Perth, to provide farm labour and cut firewood for the state capital.
It was approximately 16 hectares in size and some of the building foundations can still be seen. The camp was basically a transit stop for workers on the way to farms or rural control centres. Prisoners stayed for long periods only for medical or... read more
Boddington - A unique sightseeing spot in the Boddington area, renowned for its boronia.
Dwellingup - Nanga Mill is situated within Lane Poole Reserve, off the Nanga Road in a grove of tall Pines, 15 kilometres south of the Dwellingup Post Office. This area has facilities for both group and car access camping.
Toilets, fireplaces and tables are built under the Pines and there is plenty of dead wood in the surrounding forest for the fireplaces. Fees are applicable.
Dwellingup - Situated just off Scarp Road. The falls and dam offer a lookout with fantastic views over the coastal plains. The spot is perfect for a picnic with barbecue facilities provided.
It was originally built as a water stop for steam locomotives.
Pinjarra - Old Blythewood is situated on the South Western Highway, 92 kilometres south of Perth on a high bank overlooking the flats of the Murray River, five kilometres beyond the town of Pinjarra.
It was built about 1859, as the first Post Office by John McLarty who came to Swan River Settlement in 1839. He acquired considerable land holdings around Pinjarra, much of which is still farmed by his descendants.
The house and charming garden have been restored by the National Trust following the gift of... read more
Mandurah - Peel Pottery has the largest individual range of pottery in Mandurah and the Peel Region. Specialising in small to medium size functional stoneware pottery to suit the travelling tourist.
There is also a large range of Pit Fired and Raku Pottery which is all made by Murray and Pam Lewis. Children also have the unique opportunity to make their own piece of pottery in an air conditioned studio and take it home.
Admission to Peel Pottery is free and all are welcome.
Pinjarra - Pinjarra Race Club, Western Australia`s leading provincial race track, located in Racecourse Road, conducts race days, generally Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from October to May.
The venue, `Pinjarra Park`, has extensive grassed areas and shady trees, five bar outlets, an air-conditioned restaurant and a take-away.
Sundays and school holiday children`s activities are provided.
Pinjarra`s Peel Zoo and Botanical Gardens
Pinjarra - Pinjarra`s Peel Zoo and Botanical Gardens has been awarded a Bronze Award for the 2007 Western Australian Tourism Awards in the category of Tourist Attractions.
Pinjarra’s Peel Zoo and Botanical Gardens is only 10 minutes from Mandurah and 60 minutes from Perth. We offer a great range of animals in a modern complex. Directions from anywhere in Australia are provided on our website.
With seven acres of tropical setting including hundreds of birds, Pinjarra’s Peel Zoo and Botanical Gardens is ... read more
Pinjarra - The Pioneer Memorial Park is located opposite historic Edenvale in George Street (just over the bridge). This was once part of Edenvale Estate and has some of the oldest oak and pine trees in the district. The park reaches down to the Murray River and is an ideal spot to stop and a picnic.
Boddington - The pool is situated at the end of River Road, Ranford. It provides a pleasant resting place for canoeing, birdwatching, fishing and more.
Red Fin Perch can be caught in Ranford Pool.
Dwellingup - Scarp Pool is located on the Murray River, three kilometres south of Scarp Lookout off the Scarp road.
This is a popular picnic and swimming area, designed for day use only. A parking area is situated near several barbecues and tables on the hillside. There is a scenic view overlooking the river.
Dwellingup - South Dandalup Dam is situated 15 kilometres along Del Park road from turn off at North Dandalup.
It supplies domestic water to Perth, and has the largest capacity in the metropolitan water system.
A picnic area, walk track and lookout are provided but the dam is off limits for any recreational use. Wildflowers can be seen during the months of September to October.
Pinjarra - St. John`s Anglican Church was built in 1861 and is still being used by the Anglicans of the Pinjarra area.
The church building is surrounded by Pinjarra`s first cemetery which was used until the Road Board public cemetery was established in 1904. Reserved burials have occurred up until the late 1960`s.
Mandurah - The house was built about 1880 from limestone and pit sawn timber.
It is a large eleven room home with 18 inch thick walls. The original owner, Henry Sutton, was responsible for establishing a thriving dairy and cattle industry in Mandurah. The Sutton family sold the property in 1977.
There are other historic buildings on the property including a two roomed limestone workmen`s cottage.
Sweethearts English Candy Specialists
Mandurah - Confectionery and chocolates from around the world.
Biggest variety of freshly packed candy in Western Australia.
Gift baskets and boxes. Specialists in English confectionary.
Mandurah - The Famous Miami Bakehouse! With more than 230 National Awards to our name, including Australia`s Best Seafood Pie at The Great Aussie Pie Competition in September 2007, this is a food lovers perfect destination. The iconic Miami Bakehouse is a must stop for all tourists travelling to Mandurah or the South West.
Experience the taste sensations at the legendary Miami Bakehouse. With more than 100 varieties of gourmet pies, specialty breads and delicious fresh cream cakes and slices there is some... read more
Waroona - Water skiers flock to Waroona Dam just a few kilometres east of the township of Waroona.
The reservoir is popular for water skiing and power boating. Most weekends Waroona Dam is busy with power boats and water skiers gliding along the glassy water.
The fishing is also well rated – throw in a line and you’re likely to catch a trout or perch, while marron is also common.
During late winter Waroona Dam often overflows creating an amazing spectacle. There are great facilities at Waroona Dam in... read more
Boddington - Large scale Bauxite mining operation at Mount Saddleback is now taking a restricted number of visitors. The Mine transports the Ore to the refinery on the world`s largest conveyor belt (56 kilometres long).
Mandurah - Get active and enjoy bushwalking trails, bird watching, fishing and camping at Yalgorup National Park south of Mandurah.
The park occupies a narrow coastal strip and is home to 10 lakes that run in a chain. The name Yalgorup is derived from Nyoongar Aboriginal words meaning place of swamp or lake.
Lake Clifton and Lake Preston are the two main water ways which harbour a big variety of bird life. Go bushwalking around these lakes and you’re likely to see black swans, parrots, kingfishers and ... read more
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