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Our Visitor Magazine
The third edition of our Murray Region Visitor Magazine is out now and includes an abundance of interesting stories right across Dwellingup, Pinjarra and the Murray River. Read about the fantastic experiences on offer and meet our local identities who make our community shine.
Pick up a copy at the Dwellingup Trails and Visitor Centre or download a copy to read online.
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Our Visitor Magazine
The first edition of our brand new Murray Region Visitor Magazine is out now and includes an abundance of interesting stories right across the region. Read about the fantastic experiences on offer and meet our local identities who make our community shine.
Pick up a copy at the Visitor Centre or download a copy to read online. We hope you enjoy it!
Adventure Camps
Plan Your Wedding
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Frequently Asked Questions
You can camp and you can book your camping spot online through the DPaW website. Paddle, mountain bike ride, hike, fish and you can even take the family dog on a lead.
If you are interested in camping at Lane Poole, make sure you check out the Department of Parks and Wildlife (DPaW) Parkstay website at www.dpaw.wa.gov.au You will need to book public camping grounds through them directly.
Yes there is. Electronic payment is now available at Lane Poole Reserve Entry station. Contact the Dwellingup Trails and Visitor Centre for more information.
Dogs are usually allowed as long as they are on a lead at all times. Check the DPaW website here for the latest news, policy and information.
Yes but check the Hotham Valley Railway website for details and timings or see our town event calendar for train timetables.
Phone reception at Dwellingup townsite is usually great. However if venturing to the Lane Poole Reserve there is very limited reception, areas where good reception is available in the Lane Poole Reserve is at the Lane Poole Reserve entry station, along Park Road and at the top of the Murray Valley Trails Head "The Roost".
If you are inquiring about fire bans or restrictions in the parks, please contact the Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) directly and see their website for details: www.dfes.wa.gov.au It is recommended that you call on the day of your visit to get the latest information as it can change daily depending on the weather conditions.