Wandering

Where the Wineries meet the Wheatbelt...

Wandering is one of the new wine areas and only one and a half hours drive from Perth. It’s attractions include Dryandra Woodland, Pumphrey’s Bridge, heritage buildings and walk trails. Stop for lunch at Tanglefoot Vineyard or Wandering Brook Estate.

www.wandering.wa.gov.au

S/W Ver: 85.99.A1P

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Accommodation in Wandering

MillFarm B and B

New to Wandering. Self contained Cottage set on a farming property.

Address: 131 North Wandering Road

Phone: (08) 9884 1041

Email: millfarmbedandbreakfast@yahoo.com.au

Website:http://www.millfarmbedandbreakfast.com

Type(s): Bed & Breakfast, Farm Stay, Self contained

Wandering Caravan Park

Caravan and camping facilities. Bookings through the Shire office

Phone: (08) 9884 1056

Type(s): Camping, Caravan Park

Wandering Brook Estate

Self contained cottages set next to the Wandering Brook winery

Address: North Wandering Rd, Wandering 6308

Phone: (08) 9884 1084

Email: wandbrookestate@oceanbroadband.net

Type(s): Self contained

Wandering Attractions

Pumphreys Bridge

Set next to the Hotham River a popular picnic spot....across the road from Pumphreys Historical Homestead settled in 1888

Pioneer Buildings

A number of early buildings and two cemeteries...remnants of past lives

Barna Mia Animal Sanctuary

A major tourist attraction in the Dryandra region.A breeding sanctuary for endangered marsupials. Nocturnal tours on Mon,Wed,Fri and Sat nights. Bookings essential Ph: (08) 9881 9200 weekdays/(08) 9881 2064 weekends

Dryandra Woodland

Another major attraction for the Dryandra region.Watch for echidnas and the elusive numbat during the day. After dark go spotlighting for woylies, possums and tammar wallabies...and if you are very lucky ...a bilby!