Wheatbelt Weekends
Wind your way through a network of self-drive trails, explore quirky country towns and marvel at larger-than-life attractions as you head out on a Wheatbelt Weekend road trip.
Hitting the road and exploring the countryside is one of life’s simple pleasures, and the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia is an adventure just waiting to be explored. There’s an incredible network of self-drive trails to choose from starting within just 90 minutes of the city – so whether you want to spend your days hiking around rocky outcrops and camping under a blanket of stars, or if you’d prefer to discover quirky, fun and unique attractions like Wave Rock and the Giant Ram, there’s an itinerary to suit you.
Road Trips
Our top four Wheatbelt Weekend self-drive routes are ready to explore, each with its own special charm and appeal. Think incredible trails and nature reserves to explore, iconic granite outcrops, tiny museums, outback pubs and super-sized silo art.
Cosy Stays
You’re spoilt for choice for places to stay across the Wheatbelt. There are many beautiful, free bush camping spots to choose from, as well as fantastic caravan parks dotted throughout the region. If camping isn't your thing, book a couple of nights at an authentic, cosy farm stay and experience farm life first-hand.
Heyscape Tiny Cabins - Wheatbelt
The Heyscape Tiny Cabins offer cosy and secluded cabins on an active farm with sheep grazing and cultures, stylishly appointed with knockout views a…
Mary's Farm Cottages
Mary's Farm Cottages is a luxurious accommodation in the region with king size beds and quality fittings throughout. The eco-friendly village of…
Mather Farm
Mather Farm offers short-stay accommodation on 10 acres of farmland surrounded by sheep and wheat crops. Standard rental of the 1950s-era farmhouse…
Ironbark Farm Stay
Ironbark Farm Stay is located near Meckering approximately 135 kilometres from Perth, a fully operational farm ideally located at the gateway to…
Wildflower Haven at Lindum
This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp. Below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering.Roger and Angela run their broadacre…
Wave Rock Hotel
Wave Rock Hotel is a premium hotel accommodation located just five kilometres from the iconic Wave Rock. Relax and unwind after a day of adventure in…
Local Favourites
Walkers Hill Vineyard
Walkers Hill Vineyard is Western Australia's most inland vineyard. It is a family-owned and run boutique winery set in the farming district of the…
Merre Local
As local Wheatbelt grain farmers from Western Australia, the owners wanted to start eating more of the world-class food grown locally. As a result…
Forest Explorers
Forest Explorers offer small group tours embracing connections with Murals, Wildflowers and Heritage Trails. Local guide Alison Melvin lives a rural…
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Road Trip Attractions
Tin Horse Highway
Drive along the Tin Horse Highway and check out the quirky collection of tin horses lining the road out to the Jilakin Race Track. The Kulin locals h…
PUBLIC Silo Trail: Newdegate
In May 2018, faced with a row of CBH Group silos high above his head, Perth artist Brenton See conquered his fear of heights to paint four huge mural…
Grain Discovery Centre
From planting to plate - discover how grain helped communities grow.Adjacent to the Narembeen Roadhouse (entry through the Roadhouse) is a modern, in…
Kokerbin Rock
Known as Kokerbin Hill, it is the third largest monolith in Australia and is recognized as an interesting unspoilt spot for flora and fauna study. It…
Wave Rock
Wave Rock / Katter Kich has strong cultural connections for the Noongar people who used rock as a meeting place.Western Australia’s coastline captiva…
Hippo's Yawn
Hippo's Yawn is located near Wave Rock in Hyden. The rocks resemblance to a yawning hippo is why it was given its' name. Climb through the throat of …
Mulka's Cave
Mulka's Cave is located within the vicinity of Wave Rock in Hyden Western Australia. The name Mulka comes from an Aboriginal legend associated with t…
Corrigin Dog Cemetery
Established in 1974, the Dog Cemetery is a tribute to man's best friend. With over 200 loved ones now buried, the cemetery is unique to Corrigin and …
Corrigin Pioneer Museum
Step into Western Australia’s early settler past at Corrigin Pioneer Museum, where the old pipeline pump station and display of early Australian farm…
Gorge Rock
Gorge Rock is a pretty natural rock pool offering spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding farmland and countryside around Corrigin. Enjoy the …
Explore the towns
One of the best things about road-tripping around the Wheatbelt is the sheer number of towns and villages you’ll see along the way. These outback towns are famous for their character and charm – something that will stay with you long after you arrive home.
There are so many quirky things to discover on your Wheatbelt Weekend. Uncover boutique wineries in the heart of the countryside, float in a secret salt pool, bush walk through fields of wildflowers and enjoy a meal at one of the Insta-worthy pubs en route.
Expect the unexpected, and revel in exploring places you might never even have heard of. From Boodalin Soak and Koorda to Kondinin and Wyalkatchem – a Wheatbelt Weekend is a trip filled with fun, discovery and adventure.
