The Dryandra Country Visitor Centre is an information hub for tourists and locals, which delivers information and itineraries for Narrogin and surrounding districts).
We cater for visitors who may be interested in hiking, mountain biking, eco-tourism, caravanning, RV touring, and backpacking. If you are interested in local attractions, history, the railway, local stories, or any information about events or accommodation, the DCVC is your first port of call. We have an interpretative space with information about the region, including plants and wildlife, and a wide range of free brochures and maps.
In the retail space you'll find free WIFI, photocopying and a lounge area in which to relax and plan your next move.
We cater for visitors who may be interested in hiking, mountain biking, eco-tourism, caravanning, RV touring, and backpacking. If you are interested in local attractions, history, the railway, local stories, or any information about events or accommodation, the DCVC is your first port of call. We have an interpretative space with information about the region, including plants and wildlife, and a wide range of free brochures and maps.
In the retail space you'll find free WIFI, photocopying and a lounge area in which to relax and plan your next move.
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Hours:
Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm Saturday 10am to 4pm Sunday 11am to 3pm |
WE HAVE MOVED!
The new Visitor Centre is across the railway line in the railway station. Get there via the bridge from Fairway Street or the car park next to the north flowing lane of the Great Southern Highway |
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Don't miss out on your Barna Mia visit
Barna Mia Nocturnal Animal Sanctuary is a breeding sanctuary for endangered marsupials. Tourists and locals alike flock at sunset to take a guided nocturnal tour with the chance to view rare and endangered bilbies, boodies, quendas, malas, bandicoots, and woylies.
Bookings are essential as the tours fill up quickly. BOOK EARLY
To book a tour contact:
Barna Mia Nocturnal Animal Sanctuary is a breeding sanctuary for endangered marsupials. Tourists and locals alike flock at sunset to take a guided nocturnal tour with the chance to view rare and endangered bilbies, boodies, quendas, malas, bandicoots, and woylies.
Bookings are essential as the tours fill up quickly. BOOK EARLY
To book a tour contact:
- Monday to Friday - Department of Parks and Wildlife: 9881 9200.
- Saturday 10am to 3pm - Dryandra Country Visitor Centre 98812064 (if any bookings are left)
PO Box 1145, Narrogin 6312 Western Australia.
Phone 08 9881 2064
Phone 08 9881 2064
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