The Williams Heritage Trail showcases early settlement sites via a 1km town walk and a scenic 35km drive to historic Quindanning. Perfect for history enthusiasts.
Optional stops include the Tarwonga School Site and historic inn. The trail offers a pleasant half day outing with several picnic opportunities. It reflects local history through well curated points of interest.
The Quindanning Picnic Races are a cherished local tradition with a history dating back to 1919, offering visitors a true taste of country racing culture.
Self-contained cottages nestled among towering woodland trees. Wake to birdsong, explore wildflower trails, and spot rare wildlife in a peaceful natural sanctuary.
Heritage-listed Quindanning Hotel offers warm country hospitality with Jarrah panelling, open fireplaces, and sweeping verandahs. Comfortable rooms include continental breakfast.
Enjoy a true bush camp getaway in the heart of the proposed Dryandra Woodland National Park, surrounded by towering trees, native wildlife, and peaceful natural
Recently renovated Williams Hotel offers classic country atmosphere with a beer garden, sports bar, great food, live music, and comfortable on-site accommodation.
Barna Mia offers captivating guided night tours through Dryandra Woodlands, providing a rare opportunity to see some of Western Australian most threatened native marsupials.
