Showcasing short and feature films by Australian filmmakers.

TICKETS: $10 per session from the website or at the door

Purchase Tickets Click here  https://www.blackwoodriverartstrail.com/brff

Showcasing short and feature films by Australian filmmakers. TICKETS: $10 per session from the website or at the door. Purchase Tickets Click here  https://www.blackwoodriverartstrail.com/brff

Showcasing short and feature films by Australian filmmakers.

TICKETS: $10 per session from the website or at the door

Purchase Tickets Click here  https://www.blackwoodriverartstrail.com/brff

Showcasing short and feature films by Australian filmmakers. TICKETS: $10 per session from the website or at the door. Purchase Tickets Click here  https://www.blackwoodriverartstrail.com/brff

Founded in 2020, we are a small microbrewery owned and run by family and friends. We offer idyllic scenery, beautiful spaces and a relaxed family friendly atmosphere to enjoy our full flavoured craft beers.

Live music every Friday, Saturday & Sunday

Established in 1954, The Donnybrook Apple Festival involves the local community to attract families and tourists to experience creativity, expertise, heritage and hospitality of the town.

The vision of the Donnybrook Apple Festival Association is to showcase the history and memories of the apple festival as well as modern farming practises, the diversity of produce grown in the area and the community achievements and lifestyle of the Donnybrook/Balingup area.

FREE family fun festival for a full day of eats, beats and fun for all.

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Showcasing short and feature films by Australian filmmakers.

TICKETS: $10 per session from the website or at the door

Purchase Tickets Click here  https://www.blackwoodriverartstrail.com/brff

Family fun including demonstrations, market stalls and kids Corner.

There will be talks, demonstrations, commercial and market stalls, as well as a Kids’ Corner, music, wine, spirits, and cider tasting, pet zoo, livestock and heaps of food and coffee choices.

Throughout the town you will see displays of the scarecrow competition which has been very successful.

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All roads lead to Boyup Brook as Double Barrel Entertainment brings a rodeo, music and camping event in WA!
It’s time to put on your cowboy boots and hat, stock up on supplies and load up the family for the best weekend you’ll ever have. Get your tickets for Saturday Shindig , Sunday full points rodeo and camping for the whole weekend. 

The Harvey Dickson Rodeo takes place in Boyup Brook on Harvey Dickson’s farm. It is a wild weekend jammed packed with entertainment.

Around 5,000 people attend this great event with most camping in caravans and tents.

There are food trucks, live music and of course, the action-packed Rodeo.

Tickets are sold separately.

https://www.doublebarrelentertainment.com.au/

One night only - be intrigued, be amazed, be entertained and have a lot of fun! A secret Tiki bar, music, curiosites, postcards and much more - get yourself along for a special night in the back of the Nannup Soap Box from 8pm till late.

Nannup Tank 7 Mountain Bike Park is located 2 kilometres east of Nannup. This network offer riders a variety of gravity inspired experiences through a working pine plantation. The trails vary from rough and rocky, to fast and flowing and the diverse mix of terrain offers something for the beginners through to the experienced riders with cross country, all mountain, downhill and flow trails.

Wander the streets of Boyup Brook and enjoy the sculptures and murals scattered around the town. Map available at the visitor centre

Our amazing collection of jigsaws, the largest in the southern Hemisphere, varies in types featuring classic art, famous landscapes, 3D jigsaws, WASGIJs and much more. The sizes range from our smallest at 99 pieces (it's much smaller than it sounds!) to our largest at 40,320 pieces, measuring over 7m long! It is an absolute must-see when visiting Bridgetown. Entry is $5 Adults, $3 Children and $12 for a Family (2A+2C)

Enjoy seeing artworks scattered around town created by local artists - there are 17 to discover and you can get the guide with explanations about the inspiration and meaning of many of the artworks by visiting https://bridgetowndiscovery.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Brigetown-Art-Trail.pdf

Info and map available from Balingup Visitor Centre

The Kura Kartaga Langa Reserve, meaning "Place of Special Long Ago Memories" in Nyoongar, is a peaceful bushland reserve featuring a scenic walk trail along the Blackwood River's billabong, ideal for birdwatching, nature walks, and appreciating local wildflowers, accessible from various points near the town. It is about 750m in length.

Picnic area and wheelchair friendly boardwalk.

The Bridgetown Police Station Museum 1880 is a fine example of an erly WA Police Station and lockup which was built in 1880 and one of the earliest government buildings in Bridgetown.

A birds-eye-view of the Greenbushes lithium operations.

This trail starts at the Blackwood River Park and is straightforward as it follows the river. You can do 6km return, or up to 8km if you include Bridgetown streets. It is a stunningly beautiful walk, especially during winter and spring when the countryside is at its lush green best and the river is flowing strongly.

Western Australia’s largest arboretum situated on a 60ha landscaped park.

The Apple Fun Park is one of the biggest free entry fun parks in WA.  Revitalised in 2021 it features bigger, better, brighter, beautiful, and brand new play equipment and options for our visitors. It includes 125 play activities, including 16 swings, a dedicated zone for early childhood, including crawling access ramps to slides suitable for babies, a sensory and nature play zone, including water play, sand play, and tuned musical elements, integration of green spaces, including shady deciduous trees and low lying planting, shades and amenities for picnics and family lunches, and integrated accessible play features throughout the entire park space to foster inclusive play, and to provide opportunities for all ages and abilities.

The Balingup Heritage Exhibition, located in the historic Packing Shed in Balingup's town center, offers a captivating look into the town's history from 1855-1955, featuring displays on early homesteads, replica WWI trench and uniform, local stories, and photographs, often refreshed with new themes like Aboriginal art. It's part of the Balingup Heritage Precinct, which also includes the Avenue of Honour, and is open daily, providing a deep dive into the area's unique agricultural and military past.

The walking trail at the Kondil Wildflower Park is an absolute must do when visiting the south west region. Located on the outskirts of Nannup township, this walk is the perfect place to unwind after a fun day out. You have a choice of three even surfaced walks that take you through the native forest of Nannup and showcases the spectacular seasonal wildflowers. 

Barrabup Pool, in St John Brook Conservation Park, is a naturally formed watering hole just outside of Nannup. The peaceful location is a popular swimming and canoeing spot. The surrounding tall native trees provide plenty of shade and the tranquil waters make it a relaxing setting to unwind. Take advantage of the shaded barbeque and picnic facilities or camp overnight to allow more time to explore the surrounding area. It is a short 20-minute drive from Nannup.

A historic mill town nestled deep in the heart of Australia’s South West karri forests, it’s the perfect place for a unique escape from the hustles and hassles of modern life. Plenty of hiking trails, swimming locations, interactions will kangaroos and emus and much more. Cafe and accommodation on site.

The Nannup Historical Society & Museum collects, classifies and preserves records relating to the history of this small former timber town.

Picnic Area.

Local landmarks include flood tree and railway bridge.

There is a cluster of interesting things to look at here so don’t pass it by!

The Nannup totem poles are the result of a collaborative project celebrating Nannup’s past, present and future

This small park displays historic machinery used in the timber industry such as rolling stock which used to run on the wooden tramway at Dellerton siding along with some information of the timber industry. Visitors can pull their vans and RVs into the park which contains a handy dump point.