A friendly, casual café in the heart of Wellington National Park. Serving simple/fresh cafe food, cakes, ice creams and much more. They also have essential top-up supplies for campers, including …
The Collie Visitor Centre is conveniently located within 350 metres of the Collie CBD and has ample parking with long bays provided for vehicles towing caravans, trailers etc. Two ACROD parking bays …
Enjoy a takeaway coffee or cold drink and something lovely to eat from the historic railway wagon located under the trees on the lawn at Central park on Forrest Street. …
Harris River Estate Winery is set amongst the beautiful forests 5km’s North of Collie and makes an ideal setting for a quiet, relaxing breakfast, lunch, morning or afternoon tea. Harris …
Follow the tree-lined path of WA peppermints along the Collie River to the dedication rose garden and memorial built to honour those fallen in war. The entrance gates were erected …
Lions Park, on the banks of the Collie River, has barbecues, covered picnic tables (which can be useful in wet weather), playground equipment and toilet facilities. There’s lots of grass …
The Finlay Gardens were officially opened on the 26th January 1994. Within the park a statue has been erected to commemorate women’s suffrage and their contribution in pioneering times. View …
Located only 3km south of Collie townsite on Mungalup Road, this wide stretch of the Collie River is a beautiful and tranquil spot for swimming, fishing and canoeing. Take a …
Conveniently located in the CBD, the park is fully accessible all year round and features grassed picnic areas, electric barbecues, tables and seating, landscaping, toilets and change rooms as well …
North of Collie, Harris Dam is a peaceful, relaxing location, with native gardens, grassed areas for hitting the football or throwing a frisbee, picnic tables and toilet facilities. A walk …