Top Things to do in Mandurah and Peel Region
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Discover the best top things to do in Mandurah and Peel Region, Australia including Trees Adventure Lane Poole Park, The Wine Tree, Forest Discovery Centre, Creery Wetlands Nature Reserve, Yalgorup National Park.
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1. Trees Adventure Lane Poole Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 117 reviews
Trees Adventure is Australia’s premier tree top adventure ropes experience. Our course sessions run for 2 hours (includes training). Early arrival of around 20 minutes beforehand is important for gearing up so we can get you started on time. You will then get to choose which of the tree top courses you’d like to experience at Trees Adventure.
2. The Wine Tree
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Mrs721v
Recommended by a friend we booked a table for 3 and to have the cheese and meat platter. Our table was a high bar stall table overlooking the garden which was nice and rustic. We ordered a paddle of the mixed cider and a huge platter to share between 3. We are not really cider people but found the experience really enjoyable and thoroughly enjoyed the cheese and meat platter which was more than enough for 3 people. A really nice place to visit.
3. Forest Discovery Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
The beautiful rammed earth Forest Heritage Centre (FHC) links Forest to Arts and Environment. It offers a hub for artisans to work, school groups to meet curriculum outcomes and visitors to enjoy the arts and explore the forest. The FHC houses a fine art gallery, retail shop of local artisans work, a forest interpretive centre, walking trails with education signage and a full equipped workshop.
Reviewed By babutedi - Reigate, United Kingdom
... you'll see more than trees. As visitors from UK with little time and much to learn we found the Centre delightful. Very welcoming staff and the option of coffee included in the ticket is a great idea. As well as enjoying Forest-related information and various displays, we chatted with the impressive Rocking Horse maker and wished we could have afforded (and carried) one of the horses! Plenty of beautifully crafted souvenirs, including useful ones, we brought away fridge magnets and fragrant furniture polish. We didn't go with children but could see how well they are catered for. An educational experience for all ages, we warmly recommend this Centre.
4. Creery Wetlands Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By localsinmandurah
Sarah shared so much knowledge with us on the tour. The wildlife showed up in all it's splendour and with the help of Sarah's periscope, we could capture the detail of the birds as well. The Kangaroos, flora and dancing blue wrens were a real bonus. It was excellent value and really feel like I learned something special about our Mandurah Wetlands.
5. Yalgorup National Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Tinatekle - Kelmscott, Australia
Lake Clifton with 2000 years old thrombolites it’s about 30min outside of Mandurah ad these look like rocks are ancient forms of microbial communities that produce energy from sun ????????❤️ they can be found only in few places in WA and the world ????????❤️???????? beautiful nature and nature trails around the lake and area picnic tables and plenty parking available with public toilets. For wine lovers there is a winery and brewery right next door so trip well worth either way. We loved it
