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Brooking Street Reserve Walk trail — Image credit: Shire of Beverley

Natural Attractions

Brooking Street Reserve Walk Trail

Enjoy two easy walk trails through the Brooking Street Bushland Reserve. The reserve is within walking distance from the main street and just around the corner from the 48-hour RV stop along the Avon River. The small reserve is a she-oak woodland, a great bird-watching spot. It is also known as a favourite location for orchid hunters where a short walk during late winter to early spring will reward you with many sightings, as many as 12 orchid species are confirmed along the trails.

Beverley WA

6.7 km away

Beverley RV Park

Parks and Gardens

Beverley 48 Hour RV Park

Beverley welcomes RV travellers with open arms, offering a charming setting just across from the stunning Avon River. The RV Park provides 48 hour stays. A brief stroll lands you on the main street, granting easy access to all necessities and luxuries. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy the nearby Brooking Street Reserve, showcasing an array of native orchids, particularly stunning in the springtime.

Beverley WA

7.0 km away

Moort Wabiny Park

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Moort Wabiny Park

There is something for the whole family at Moort Wabiny Park. The indigenous words 'Moort Wabiny' meaning family play. Complete with a skate park, pump track, nature play and a basketball court, this wonderful park will entertain the kids for the whole day. Pack your bike, scooter, basketball or skateboard and enjoy this epic space. Conveniently located in the main street of Beverley it is close to all amenities, cafes and services.

Beverley WA

7.3 km away

Community markets

Shopping and Markets

Beverley Community Markets

The Beverley Community Markets are a great place to get that special something, located in the Beverley Town Hall on Vincent Street. Visitors will find local produce, crafts, preserves and much more. Grab a sausage sizzle on your way out to support local community clubs. The Beverley Community Markets operate on the first Saturday of the month.

Beverley WA

7.3 km away

Beverley Station Arts and the Platform Theatre — Image credit: Beverley Station Arts

Entertainment Venues

Beverley Station Arts

Beverley Station Gallery and Platform Theatre is a multi-purpose cultural precinct in the centre of the wheat-belt town of Beverley adjacent to the railway. The attraction also houses a fine art galley and regular artists in residence. Built in 1886 in the Victorian Tudor style, the Beverley Railway Station was the hub of activity when Beverley was an important stop on the Perth to Albany passenger line. Closed in October 1984, the Railway Station fell into disrepair, but after much hard work by both the community and council was beautifully restored in 2006. In 2007, the Beverley Railway Station was the winner of the Heritage Council of Western Australia award for the Conservation of a place on the State Register of Heritage Places. The Railway Station now displays the Beverley Council Art Collection and you can also buy work by local artists or talk with an artist in residence. Venture beyond the gallery to the Platform Theatre and see the amazing amphitheatre and stage, where many of the summer events are held in Beverley.

Beverley WA

7.3 km away

Vincent Street Heritage Walk — Image credit: Shire of Beverley

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Vincent Street Heritage Walk

This award-winning trail guides you on a tour of the stunning heritage buildings in Beverley. Download the app by scanning the QR code at the trail head just outside the Beverley Visitor Centre. As you walk along Vincent Street pedestals will be found outside the buildings of significance or follow the map on the Augmented app reality app. Each identified place has cultural significance to the Beverley community. The 2022 WA Heritage Awards winner of the "Heritage Tourism product" category.

Beverley WA

7.4 km away

Beverley Station Gallery — Image credit: Hollie Smith Photography

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Beverley Station Gallery and Platform Theatre

The Beverley Station Gallery and Platform Theatre is a multi-purpose cultural precinct in the centre of Beverley. Built in 1886 the restored station is home to the Beverley art collection and an extremely sought-after artist-in-residence program. Each month a different artist holds workshops and displays art for sale. Beyond the gallery is the amazing amphitheatre and stage where shows, bands and events are held throughout the year.

Beverley WA

7.4 km away

Beverley Town Hall

Landmarks and Buildings

Beverley Town Hall

The Beverley Town Hall is located in the beautiful Avon Valley, just 1.5 hours from Perth. The historic building is a feature in Beverley, built in art deco style in 1938, designed by architect William G Bennet. It has a smaller hall and a theatre in the main hall, and originally contained a moving picture garden. Today, the hall is used for many functions and events every week, from Badminton to dance, and the newly renovated commercial kitchen and courtyard are used for weddings and other functions throughout the year.

Beverley WA

7.4 km away

Gala event at the Dead Finish Museum — Image credit: Beverley Historical Society

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Dead Finish Museum

The Beverley Historical Society operates the Dead Finish Museum. The museum houses an interesting collection of local history memorabilia including settlers' hand-made tools, furniture, and clothes. and will give you an insight into life in Beverley in the era. Built in 1872, and then known as the Wheatsheaf Inn, it is the oldest building in Beverley. The historic building has 10 rooms, including a period kitchen, dining room, nursery and meeting room. Special exhibits are in the Beverley Room and Annie Lucie's Room. Visitors can also enjoy the shady native plant and cottage garden.

Beverley WA

7.7 km away

Beverley Swimming Pool — Image credit: Shire of Beverley

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Beverley Swimming Pool

The Beverley Swimming Pool is a fantastic place to cool off in the summer, with a 50-metre swimming pool with an awesome diving board for the kids. There are also two other smaller pools for the kids learning to swim. The kiosk is always open for refreshments. Open from November to March in the warmer months.

Beverley WA

7.7 km away

Dale River — Image credit: Shire of Beverley

Natural Attractions

Dale River Reserve Trail

A short 15-kilometre drive out of town is a perfect little escape on the Dale River. The reserve is a sanctuary for birds and a hidden gem. There are two walk trails that have been marked in recent years. The wildflower loop / Djet Dordung is around 320 metres and is where you will discover orchids in the Spring. The other longer route is the Riverwalk / Bilya Djena Koorliny which runs along the river for 900 metres. There is a bench at the halfway point to sit and take in the tranquil surroundings and the sound of birds carolling. The reserve is a sanctuary for birds and a hidden gem.

Dale WA

15 km away

County Peak

Natural Attractions

County Peak

About 35 kilometres from Beverley, County Peak was given its name when the first surveyors drew up the original counties for the Swan River colony in 1829. County Peak was the intersection of counties York, Howick, Grantham and Minto. The peak is also known as Mount Quajabin. Quajabin is derived from the Aboriginal word Quabin, which means ‘good camp’. The hike up to the top is relatively easy but be sure to take adequate water and keep a look out for snakes. The peak gives amazing views of Yenyening Lakes, which is just down the road.

Bally Bally WA

19 km away

Yenyening Lakes — Image credit: Shire of Beverley

Natural Attractions

Yenyening Lake Reserve

Yenyening Lakes are large salt lakes roughly 32 kilometres southeast of Beverley. All the water from Lockhart and Yilgarn Catchments flows through the Yenyening Lakes and into the Avon River from an area of 91000 square kilometres. Yenyening Lakes are a diverse ecosystem that provides habitats for flora, birds and wildlife. The lakes are a hotspot for photographers and astronomers with no light pollution making the perfect setting for stargazing.

Bally Bally WA

20 km away

Water Sports at the Lakes

Natural Attractions

Yenyening Lakes

Yenyening Lakes are large salt lakes that are about 32 kilometres south east of Beverley. All the water from the Lockhart and Yilgarn Catchments flow through the Yenyening Lakes and into the Avon River from an area of 91,000 square kilometres. Yenyening Lakes are a haven for birdlife and are also used for water sports. There is also the opportunity for some wonderful photography. All routes to the lakes do not require Four-Wheel-Drive, however, please contact the Shire of Beverley during the wet season as roads can be closed during high rainfall.

Bally Bally WA

20 km away

Gwambygine Park

Parks and Gardens

Gwambygine Park

Gwambygine Park is on one of the few remaining permanent pools of the Avon River, just 11 kilometres south of York along the road to Beverley. Permanent pools are vital for the survival of local wildlife during Western Australia's long, dry summers. The park is open to the public all year round. Gas barbecues and entry are free courtesy of the Shire of York. Gwambygine Park is part of the Avon Ascent project. Offering a bush experience Gwambygine Park offers a free 24-hour RV camping spot including toilet facilities, potable water, free gas barbecue, picnic areas and is also pet friendly. There is no dump point available at this location, RV travellers are advised to use the one located at the Janet Millett Lane RV site. The Boardwalk is currently closed until further notice.

York WA

25 km away

Mount Brown Lookout

National Parks and Reserves

Mount Brown Lookout

Mount Brown Lookout which is 342 metres above sea level is within 5 minutes of the York town site and can be reached via Pioneer Drive. The lookout is accessible by foot or vehicle and provides a beautiful 360-degree panoramic view of York and its surrounds. The annual Australia and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) Day Dawn Ceremony is also conducted from the Mount Brown Lookout. Mount Brown is a wonderful setting for a picnic and barbecue. Free gas barbecue, toilet and picnic table area is on the right just before the top of the lookout. Plenty of parking and turning room for caravans at the top. Tourists are advised to check for alerts and road/park closures before commencing their travel on www.emergency.wa.gov.au and https://alerts.dbca.wa.gov.au

York WA

35 km away

York Residency Museum — Image credit: Shire of York

Galleries, Museums and Collections

York Residency Museum

A visit to the award-winning Residency Museum gives you a fantastic insight into the region's history. It's an ideal way to soak up some of York's great atmosphere and find out fascinating stories about local people and places. The Museum is full of colourful exhibitions, professionally designed and covering a diverse range of themes. Built during the 1850s as the Depot Superintendent's Quarters, this historic house is now the last remaining part of York's Convict Depot. It then became the official home of the town's Resident Magistrate hence the name, the Residency. During the early twentieth century, it was used as part of the Old York Hospital, later being saved from disrepair by the efforts of the York Society. It opened as a Municipal Museum in 1972 and continues to be managed by the Shire of York, with help from community volunteers. Visiting Residency Museum gives you the perfect opportunity to relax unwind and get a glimpse into the lives of the people who created York - people as unique as you.

York WA

35 km away

The Old York Mill

Entertainment Venues

The Old York Mill

Possessing a remarkable history, the York Mill provides a delightfully unique retail experience. Inside you’ll discover an exciting array of art, giftware, homewares, plus more. Enjoy a hearty meal amongst the artwork at the famous York Mill Cafe or relax outside under the 100-year-old trees as you soak in the old country charm of the York Mill grounds. Built in 1892, this historic landmark played a significant role in the development of the town, which thrived on the wheat and grain export industry. After operating for more than 50 years as a roller flour mill, production eventually ceased in 1967. It is a very popular destination for local and international tourists. Only one hour drive from Perth, The Old York Mill is a must-see destination for anyone visiting York and an essential stop for the complete York experience, whether it’s on a day excursion or a weekend getaway.

York WA

35 km away

Convicts and Crossings - York Walking Trail

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Convicts and Crossings - York Walking Trail

Follow the footsteps of York's convicts and those who lived there in the convict era. Feeling intrepid? Cross the river via a suspension bridge or the ancient ford in summertime. This walking trail's main points of interest include the suspension bridge, the Residency Museum, and many more! This is one of three historic walks offered in York—why not do them all?

York WA

36 km away

Old York Primary School, York, Western Australia — Image credit: Greg Davis

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Hidden Gems - York Walk Trail

Tour the undiscovered jewels of York's side streets. Explore the hidden treasures of York's side streets on this captivating walk, featuring points of interest such as the York Bushland Garden, War Memorial Park, Old Flour Mill, the former York Primary School, and many more! The York Walk Trail is one of three historic walking trails available in York.

York WA

36 km away

Cycling in York, Western Australia

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

The Heron's Highway - Avon River Cycle Trail

The Heron's Highway - Avon River Cycle Trail - Follow the flight path of the herons that live beside the river. Whilst you won't get airborne, there are fabulous views of the two mountains for those who venture furthest! The trail is 7 kilometres and you will take in some amazing sights including the Suspension Bridge, Holy Trinity Rectory, Kairey Cottage, Marwick's Shed, Stone Grane, Bilya - The Avon River, the Cemetery and Walwalying just to name a few. See the map for a detailed list of all sites.

York WA

36 km away

Cycling in York, Western Australia

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

The West Side Story - Avon River Cycle Trail

The West Side Story - Avon River Cycle Trail - A wander along the west bank of the Avon River. The trail is 3.4 kilometres and you will take in some amazing sights including the Suspension Bridge, Peacock's Forge Site, McKay's Tannery, Brickworks Site, Mile Pool Corroboree Site and Mosely's Cordial Factory just to name a few. See the map for a detailed list of all sites.

York WA

36 km away

York Town Hall, York, Western Australia

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Grand Designs - York Walk Trail

The Grand Designs - York Walk Trail offers a look at the pubs and parapets that give York's main street its unique character. Main points of interest on this walking trail include York Town Hall, Post Office, Sandalwood Yards, York Courthouse complex and many more! This is one of three historic walks offered in York.

York WA

36 km away

York Town Hall

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

York Town Hall

York Town Hall was built in 1911 and is a significant part of York’s townscape. It is a fine example of Edwardian opulence, with its elaborate corner entry, feature clock, extensive use of columns, ornate facade and significant fanlight over the main entrance. A comprehensive restoration project has returned the hall to its original splendour. It is well worth a visit to appreciate the creative design excellence in the Federation Free Classical style. With the Tourist Bureau offices located on the ground floor, it is a good starting spot for your walking tour of historical York. When completed in 1911 the Town Hall boasted the largest floor area of any such building in Western Australia. Located on Avon Terrace in York, it is a one-hour drive east of Perth. With its rich heritage and range of interesting historic buildings, York will appeal to all history enthusiasts.

York WA

36 km away

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