Boddington

Discover Boddington, nestled between the jarrah forests and the banks of the Hotham River. Boddington is known for breathtaking landscapes, diverse native flora and fauna, the acclaimed Hotham Park, rich history, public art displays, the annual rodeo, and other events.

Embark on an adventure at Hotham Park, where children can immerse themselves in nature at the adventure playground, while teenagers can explore their wild side on the flying fox, pump track, and skate park. Even mum and dad can get involved with a game of basketball on the half court, or trying out some of the outdoor gym equipment. Hotham Park is Top Boddington Activities fully equipped with undercover barbeques, picnic seating, plenty of open space, views of the river, a café along the foreshore, and accessible public toilets.

Become immersed in the sights and sounds of Boddington along a nature trail. With half of Boddington being state forest, it makes an excellent base for hiking, wildflower sighting, bird watching or picnicking. Explore nature at Red Hill Reserve, along the Tullis Bridge Rail Trail, or by the water on the Ranford Pool and River Trail. Alternatively, discover the rich artistic heritage along the Sculpture Trail, showcasing the talent and creativity of artists from near and far, and a glimpse into the town’s character and history.

Experience one of the annual events by journeying back in time at the Medieval Fayre and Feast, watching detailed and colourful quilts sway in the breeze at the Field of Quilts, or putting your cowboy boots on for the Boddington Lions Rodeo, the largest Rodeo in Western Australia.

What to do in Boddington

Where to stay in Boddington

Attractions in Boddington

Where to dine in Boddington

Flora & Fauna in Boddington