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Explore the Region Pinjarra & Dwellingup

Base yourself in Mandurah, then venture to Pinjarra & Dwellingup for a mix of heritage, outdoor adventure, and lush bushland – all just a short drive away. The Peel region has it all!

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Two kayakers paddle along the tranquil Murray River, surrounded by lush native bushland at Lane Poole Reserve in Dwellingup. The calm waters and golden sunlight create a perfect setting for outdoor adventure.

Discover Pinjarra & Dwellingup: Nature, History and Adventure

Mandurah is the perfect coastal base to explore the Peel region’s hidden gems – from beach to bush, it’s all just a short drive away!

In just 20 minutes, you can be strolling through Pinjarra’s historic streets and enjoying riverfront views.

Or take a 45-minute drive to Dwellingup, WA’s Premier Trail Town, where the adventure really heats up! With so many exciting things to do in Dwellingup – from epic hiking trails to mountain biking and nature walks – you’ll be spoiled for choice.

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Pinjarra & Dwellingup Must Dos

Ready for adventure? From Pinjarra's historic charm to Dwellingup’s thrilling trails, there’s something for everyone! Dive into the best activities these amazing destinations have to offer!

Redgum Wine Estate

Sip premium wines while enjoying sweeping views of Marrinup's lush valleys.

Treetops Adventure Dwellingup

Challenge yourself with treetop obstacles and ziplining through Dwellingup’s lush forest.

Lane Poole Reserve

Hike, picnic, and enjoy stunning rivers and wildlife in this peaceful reserve.

Hotham Valley Railway Dwellingup

Ride historic steam trains through Dwellingup’s stunning forests and landscapes.

Ranger Red's Zoo Pinjarra

Get close to Australian wildlife and learn about conservation efforts in Pinjarra.

Edenvale Heritage Tea Rooms

Enjoy homemade treats and tea in a charming heritage building.

Pinjarra Bakery A Local Favourite

Insider tip: Don’t miss Pinjarra Bakery’s award-winning pies – a local legend! From chunky beef to creamy chicken, these pies are a must-try for any foodie.

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Stay and Play

Explore top accommodation and experiences for your getaway.

Accommodation

Yarragil Campground

Yarragil Campground has 2 campsites set in jarrah forest on the Murray River with access for swimming and kayaking.

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Stringers Campground

Stringers Campground has 6 campsites suitable for tents and swags only and is situated along the Murray River.

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Tonys Bend Campground

Tony's Bend has 13 campsites that are suitable for tents and swags only.

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Nanga Brook Campground

Nanga Brook flows toward the Murray River near this campground which is the closest bookable campground to Treetops Adventure Dwellingup.

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Chuditch Campground

Chuditch has 24 campsites suitable for tents and swags only.

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Charlies Flat Campground

Charlies Flat Campground has 16 campsites suitable for tents and swags only set amongst Jarrah forest on the Murray River.

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Baden Powell Campground

Baden Powell Campground is close to Dwaarlindjirraap with access to swimming and kayaking the Muray River.

Attraction

Turner Hill Mountain Bike Trail, Murray

Close to Perth for an easy getaway, Turner Hill, between Pinjarra and Dwellingup, is a superb mountain bike trail with lots of flowing singletrack.

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Nanga River Retreat, Dwellingup

Nanga River Retreat is a beautiful, exclusive and secluded site, right on the banks of the Murray River.

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers you need for your visit.

From Mandurah, it’s a quick drive! Pinjarra is just a 20-minute drive, while Dwellingup is about 45 minutes away via South Western Highway. Enjoy the scenic route as you head into the heart of the Peel region.

The best time to visit is during the cooler months (April to October) for outdoor activities, hiking, and exploring the natural beauty. Spring and autumn offer mild weather, while winter brings a crisp charm to both destinations.

Yes, if you’re planning to visit Lane Poole Reserve, a national park pass is required for entry. You can purchase a pass at the Mandurah Visitor Centre, at the park entrance or online before your visit. It’s a small fee that helps maintain the park’s beauty!

Dogs are allowed in the recreation area of Lane Poole Reserve but must be kept in control and on a leash at all times.

Yes, bus line 600 connects Mandurah to Pinjarra. You can check schedules and journey times on the Transperth website. However, public transport to Dwellingup is limited, so it’s best to drive, hire a car, or book with a local tour operator for the scenic trip.