Yornaning Dam

Set amongst peaceful bushland, Yornaning Dam is a welcoming destination for visitors seeking a relaxed outdoor escape. Upgraded by the Shire of Cuballing, the area has become a popular spot for recreational swimming, picnics, and quiet time by the water.

Well maintained barbecue and picnic facilities make it ideal for family outings and social gatherings, while the calm surrounds invite visitors to slow down and enjoy the natural setting. A scenic 1.5 kilometre nature walk loops around the dam, offering an easy and enjoyable stroll with changing views across the water and surrounding landscape.

The dam is being enhanced with the introduction of trout for enthusiastic fishermen, creating new opportunities for recreational anglers. Whether visiting for a swim, a walk, a picnic lunch, or a peaceful afternoon outdoors, Yornaning Dam offers a refreshing retreat and an appealing stop for travellers exploring the region.

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What to do in Cuballing

Cuby GrooveFest

Cuballing is ‘Glowing Up’ from 18–20 September 2026 with a vibrant weekend of music, art, wellbeing, food, and nature experiences in the stunning Dryandra Country.

Where to stay in Cuballing

Lions Dryandra Woodland Village

Self-contained cottages nestled among towering woodland trees. Wake to birdsong, explore wildflower trails, and spot rare wildlife in a peaceful natural sanctuary.

LazeAway Caravan Park

LazeAway Caravan Park in Popanyinning offers chalets, cabins, powered sites and campgrounds in a peaceful bush setting. Horse and dog friendly. Perfect for a relaxing

Gnaala Mia Campground

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

Cuballing Tavern and Caravan Parking

Rich in history and country charm, the Cuballing Tavern is a landmark that has welcomed locals and travellers for well over a century.

Attractions in Cuballing

Cuballing CWA Hall

The Cuballing CWA Hall is a charming heritage building that was originally home to a corrugated iron District Agricultural Hall.

The Tree

The Tree is a striking and historically significant White Gum that captures the spirit of early rural life of Cuballing.

Popanyinning Heritage Trail

A self-guided trail exploring Popanyinning’s origins and development as an important settlement along the Great Southern Railway.

Popanyinning Nature Trail

A short trail near the Hotham River Nature Reserve, the Popanyinning Nature Trail is particularly beautiful in wildflower season.

Chedoona Art Gallery and Native Plant Nursery

Tucked away in a peaceful rural setting, Chedoona Art Gallery is a delightful discovery blending local art and Australian native plants.

Dyandra State Forest

Step into one of Western Australia’s most treasured natural landscapes spanning over 28,000 hectares, Dryandra State Forest.

Cuballing Agricultural Hall

Located on Campbell Street, the Cuballing Agricultural Hall is a proud landmark that reflects the rich social and community life of Cuballing.

Barna Mia Nocturnal Wildlife Sanctuary

Barna Mia offers captivating guided night tours through Dryandra Woodlands, providing a rare opportunity to see some of Western Australian most threatened native marsupials.