Top Things to do in Bridgetown
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Top 8 Sights & Landmarks in Bridgetown, Western Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Bridgetown, Australia including Little Hill Farm Bridgetown, Bridgetown Art Trail, Wag Walters Emporium, Levanda Grove, St. Paul's Anglican Church, Bridgetown Memorial Park, Pioneer Park, Bridgedale.
Restaurants in Bridgetown
1. Little Hill Farm Bridgetown
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 20 reviews
Please Note - we are unable accommodate visitors without notice as we are a working property and an appointment is required. FOOD ACCOMMODATION EVENTS... FARM TOUR, SCONE DEMONSTRATION AND JAM TASTING EXPERIENCE In Bridgetown and looking for something interesting and fun to see and do? Then come to Little Hill Farm and enjoy our morning or afternoon Farm Tour Experience. Held most Saturdays throughout the year and some public holidays at 10.30 AM and 2.30 PM, it is an ideal way to spend an hour or so enjoying some rural hospitality. Book a scone making workshop with Antonio, where he will pass on the secrets for making the perfect scone, then head off with Adam (and Chase) on a tour of the farm to see what we grow and learn a little about our rural lifestyle and the changing seasons before returning to the farmhouse to enjoy tea/coffee, warm scones and an assortment of our delicious Little Hill Farms jams.
Reviewed By jodief275 - Western Australia, Australia
No stranger to the south west my fiancé and I knew we wanted to spend more time in Bridgetown. We stumbled across this little place the night before and straight away we were sold on the winter package which included two nights accomodation a tour of the farm , scones and a dinner . The owners of this farm Antonio and Adam are lovely . I can’t say enough about the breath taking 360 views , nor the food served to us by Antonio . We ran out of time to do the farm tour or have the scones but I would highly recommend you stay longer then we could this time . I would love to come and stay here for a week even if you do nothing but sit on the sofa and watch the birds in the valley all day
2. Bridgetown Art Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
The Bridgetown Art Trail consists of a collection of street artworks - paintings and sculptures - throughout the town centre. The exteriors of selected historic and public buildings have been chosen to be painted by local artists with their interpretation of Bridgetown life. Also in chosen locations about the town are beautiful sculptures created specifically for their inclusion in the Trail.
Reviewed By mjail5
Grab the Bridgetown Art Trail booklet from the Info Centre that has a map with pictures and description of all the artwork in town. It also serves like a treasure hunt to locate the art pieces. We were just in Bridgetown for a few hours before we head to Manjimup and hence, just looked out for those that was on our way to the various places we were visiting. And that was plenty !
3. Wag Walters Emporium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By natclay - Quinns Rocks, Australia
A lovely spot to spend an hour browsing a wide range of attractive and interesting gifts. The gardens were pretty, the staff helpful and the prices are reasonable. Definitely worth a visit.
4. Levanda Grove
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By mjail5
Dennis the owner is a very friendly and hospitable person. We drove up to the farm and was standing outside the shop when he came out from his home and invited us to feed the alpacas. He is an extremely patient person who did not rush us and we had a great chat with him while the children fed the alpacas. We did not meet Evol, his wife but her beautiful handmade clothing items from the alpacas fleece are sold in the shop. Lavendar soaps were also for sale. We had a chance to try the olive oil and we loved it so much that we got 2 bottles. His farm is also a delight for me as a bird lover.
5. St. Paul's Anglican Church
6. Bridgetown Memorial Park
7. Pioneer Park
8. Bridgedale
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 4 reviews
Bridgedale (house) is not currently open to visitors. The grounds are open at all times. The Blechynden family homestead Bridgedale is a fine example of how 19th century farming properties were established and grew. It is alsoa good example of how properties have been affected by 20th century town developments.
