Top Things to do in Waroona
What to do and see in Waroona, Western Australia: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Waroona, Australia including Drakesbrook Dam, Waroona Visitor Centre and Gallery, Lake Navarino Forest Park, Waroona Dam, Langford Hill Riding Farm, The Golly/Toy Emporium & Tea Room, Totem Rustic, Waroona Golf Club, Waroona Recreation and Aquatic Centre, Waroona Library.
1. Drakesbrook Dam
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Rochelle1986 - Perth, Australia
This place is a little gem! It’s the perfect place to bring the family and a picnic to spend the day playing in the water and relaxing. They have a pontoon for the kids to swim out and jump off, you can SUP here too (great place for beginners). You can also throw out a line and have a fish The water is very clear for those who like to see the bottom when swimming. They have a nice grass area and shade for you to set up for the day.
2. Waroona Visitor Centre and Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Funded by Shire of Waroona and supported by local artists and volunteers, the Waroona Visitor Centre houses a wide range of local, regional and state information plus brochures on fishing, walk trails, firewood collecting areas, seasonal work, etc. Free town maps available plus a retail range. The Gallery provides a venue for local artists and craftspeople and the displays include a range of quality paintings in various styles and mediums, pottery, woodwork, handmade cards, lavender bags, hand towels, pot holders and tea cosies, knitted baby sets and booties, cushions, scarves and slippers, preserves, local music cds and books, and pet scratchers to name a few. Complementing local produce are lines that include Muddy Creek soaps and soy candles, Contemporary Teapots, Australian made and themed stationery and cards, wind chimes and suncatchers, humorous signs, wall tiles, a range of Waroona souvenirs, WA pocket guide books (flora, fauna, trees, animals, etc), wall art and garden stakes, sun hats and knick knacks, calenders and more. Our Volunteers: The Centre has a band of fifteen volunteers dedicated to seeing the Centre open 7 days for visitor enquiries and retail sales.
3. Lake Navarino Forest Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Rochelle1986 - Perth, Australia
This place is absolutely beautiful, it’s such a shame people can’t respect property and they have stopped camping here as it’s a perfect place to relax and play around the water You can still access it for day use so make the most of it, SUP, kayak or just swim. Bring your own food and drinks though - there is a little shop nearby but otherwise bring your own stuff (just make sure you take your rubbish with you!!!!) It’s the perfect day out with the family
4. Waroona Dam
5. Langford Hill Riding Farm
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Linhoy1968
Susannah was very helpful and informative of her horses and the surroundings, I had a fantastic 2 hours and enjoyed every minute, just hope I get to go again before returning to the UK. This is a great way to see wildlife too. Trip advisor questions do not take into account a persons ability or disability. Recommended length of visit would probably be down to ability but 2 hours was great for me. Question 1 is about families it would be best to contact the riding facility Question 3 riding hats and footwear are provided. Question 6 comfy trousers or stretch jeans. I thought this was good value for money
6. The Golly/Toy Emporium & Tea Room
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
7. Totem Rustic
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
8. Waroona Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
9. Waroona Recreation and Aquatic Centre
10. Waroona Library
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