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Explore the Region Waroona

Just a short drive from Mandurah, step into a world of natural beauty, adventure, and local charm. From serene lakes to lush farmland, Waroona is full of hidden gems waiting to be discovered.

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Waroona: A Picturesque Town Full of Outdoor Fun

Waroona, located in the heart of the Peel Region, is a peaceful and picturesque town offering a mix of outdoor adventures, scenic lakes, and rich agricultural history.

The town is surrounded by beautiful landscapes, including the tranquil Lake Navarino, perfect for boating and fishing, and the nearby Yalgorup National Park, home to some of WA’s most unique wetlands.

Whether you’re looking to explore nature or enjoy the charm of rural life, Waroona offers the best of both worlds.

From Mandurah, Waroona is just a 30-minute drive away, making it the perfect destination for a quick escape from the coast.

As the Peel region’s only coastal city, Mandurah is the ideal base to explore Waroona and the surrounding Peel Region. You don’t need to drive far to experience the beauty of lakes, nature reserves, and local produce that this region is known for.

Must-Dos Waroona

Discover the highlights of this hidden gem in the Peel Region.

Waroona Visitor Centre

Start your Waroona journey with local tips, quirky cow “Mooriel” and local art.

Drakesbrook Weir

Swim, play, picnic or explore nature trails at this scenic local favourite spot.

Waroona Dam (Lake Navarino)

Paddle, fish or relax - stunning lake views and forest trails await you here.

Waroona Art & Mural Trail

Wander through town and admire vibrant local street art.

4WD along Preston Beach

Drive onto the sand, fish the surf or picnic with ocean views and wildlife!

Drakesbrook Fine Wines

Relax with a glass and a view - taste award-winning wines in Waroona’s hills.

Fairy Barn

Discover WA’s only Fairy Garden - free entry, café treats, and magical fun for all!

Railside Park & Town Centre

Art, gardens, skate park and street vibes - Waroona’s town centre has it all!

Antique Finds Timeless Gems

Insider Tip: Drakesbrook Antiques and Collectables is a collector’s dream, featuring over 500 Moorcroft pieces and 200+ Charlie Bears. Don’t miss the four rooms of antiques and rare finds!

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Waroona is just a 35-minute drive from Mandurah, accessible via the South Western Highway. A scenic and easy drive, it’s a perfect getaway for a day trip.

Lake Navarino, behind Waroona Dam, is a popular recreation area for water skiing and freshwater fishing. Camping and campfires are not permitted, but there are camping options available at the Lake Navarino Holiday Park.

You can cool off with a dip in the calm, clear waters of Lake Navarino. The lake is also popular for recreational water activities such as water skiing and freshwater fishing.

Dogs are not permitted in the recreation, picnic, and beach swimming areas at Drakesbrook Weir. Outside of these areas, dogs must be on a leash at all times.

The driving distance between Waroona and Preston Beach is 35 km. It takes approximately 30 minutes to drive from Waroona to Preston Beach.