Central Wildflower Country
Home to Camel Soak, Dalwallinu Remnant Bushland and Karara Rangeland Park, in the Australia's Golden Outback region of Western Australia.

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Camel Soak
Attraction, Perenjori
Camel Soak in Karara Rangeland Park is a waterhole on a granite outcrop currently used by wildlife and visitors. It was a water source for camels and workers…

Church of the Holy Cross and Priest's Lodge Morawa
Attraction, Morawa
The foundation stone for this church was laid on 18th December 1932 and the opening ceremony was held on 2nd July 1933. Hawes was influenced by the…

Dalwallinu Remnant Bushland
Attraction, Dalwallinu
The natural areas of bush at Dalwallinu Remnant Bushland present a changing pattern during the spring, with most years offering a profusion of wildflowers…

Karara Rangeland Park
Attraction, Perenjori
Western Australia's nature, culture and history are alive in this immense park. It features banded ironstone ridges, permanent water holes, Aboriginal heritage…

Monsignor Hawes Chapel of St Hyacinth
Attraction, Yalgoo
The Monsignor Hawes Chapel of St Hyacinth is a charming historical building that was designed and built by Monsignor John Hawes in 1919. When driving around…

Watheroo National Park
Attraction, Watheroo
Watheroo National Park spans 44,324 hectares. It's sandplain country and a nice spot to see wildflowers. The best time to see the displays is between late July…
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