Murray and Waroona

Discover adventure and family fun in Murray and Waroona.

Adventure seekers and families are spoilt for choice with plenty of things to do in the Shires of Murray and Waroona.

The Shire of Murray stretches from the canal and riverside suburbs of North and South Yunderup, Ravenswood and Dwellingup to the beautiful Darling Scarp, with historic Pinjarra at its heart. The Shire of Waroona stretches from 'sea to scarp' - from Preston Beach to inland farmlands, incorporating the character township of Waroona and peaceful Jarrah forests of Nanga Brook and Lane Poole Reserve.

Murray

Tucked away in the Jarrah and Marri forests, the Murray River region is where trails meet and rivers run. The area offers a range of natural attractions, heritage sites and plenty of adventure activities including skydiving, canoeing, white-water rafting and mountain-biking. There's the opportunity for some relaxation on a houseboat on the tranquil Murray River and the area is popular for camping. Other activities include hiking, cycling or horse riding along the area's many trails.

Waroona

The region has an interesting history and is well known for the Waroona Dam and Lake Navarino where thrill seekers come from far and wide to waterski, canoe and fish. The region also includes a pristine coastline and the Yalgorup National Park. Containing 11 coastal lakes and wetlands, the park is home to hundreds of migrating birds and also contains Lake Clifton, the largest Thrombolite reef in the Southern Hemisphere.

Things to Do in Dwellingup

Dwellingup is a charming town in Western Australia, located just over an hour and a quarter south of the capital city Perth. The region has an abundance of nature inspired experiences and unique offerings that suit adventurers of all ages. WA's first dedicated trails centre, Dwellingup Trails and Visitor Centre, offers an immersive experience for visitors. Dwellingup is home to incredible natural landscapes, from spectacular national parks to thriving river trails and towering old growth forests offering a range of spectacular outdoor activities and a host of exciting things to do and see.

Raise your oars and launch you kayaks, lace up you hiking boots and pump up your bike tyres, get ready to experience an outdoor adventure like no other.

In picturesque hamlets with flower-box fronted cafes, you'll be welcomed by locals. Hop aboard the Hotham Valley Railway for a leisurely journey though rolling green hills and scenic landscapes or cruise up one of the many waterways for a leisurely pub lunch while the kids leap from swing ropes and jump off jetties into the river.

Feel gravel fly as you transcend the world-class mountain biking trails before retreating to your eco-camp site surrounded by natural bushland and wildlife. This is living, this is Western Australia. Relax and immerse yourself in nature, breathe the air, feel the earth under your feet.