Visit Morawa Western Australia

If you are looking for a place to stay a night or two after leaving Perth or one last stop before you arrive there then make sure you visit the friendly town of Morawa 4 hours north of Perth & is a sheep and wheat farming town right in the heart of wildflower country in the Western Australian Wheat belt.

From August to October, the region puts on a stunning display of colourful wildflowers including orchids,grevillea, native foxgloves, acacias,carpets of everlastings and wreath flowers

Its a lovely relaxing place to be where you will find the locals only to happy to help you out .

The caravan park is within an easy walk to everything you need and almost opposite the swimming pool which you will appreciate if you are here in the summer months.

we have an well stocked IGA - Post office - newsagents- chemist - bakery - telecentre with internet access , swimming pool- movie theatre and more

Explore the old gaol, courthouse and windmill collection at the Morawa Museum.

Check out the rock formations at Bilya Rock, Koolanook Springs and War Rock.

Discover some interesting native plants and animals at the Koolanooka Mine Site.

Beyond the town of Morawa you can enjoy carpets of wildflowers in season,There are mines such as the Koolanooka mine to visit , and there is plenty to see within the Morawa town site. Our historic windmill collection is the only large, public display in the whole of Australia and the historic buildings scattered throughout town tell their own tales of the past . There are public art displays held and a bakery serving fresh delicious home made cooking ., not to mention a more than welcoming local community.

If you have seen the movie about the rabbit proof fence then you will enjoy seeing one on your way out to Rothsby mine site.

Morawa Tourist Information Centre is there with friendly people ready to help you with local knowledge , places to visit & an array of local craft to buy as souvenirs of your time in Morawa.