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Marapana Wildlife Park

157 Paganoni Road, Karnup WA 6176

Marapana now is one of Perth\'s leading parks working hard to educate and promote the conservation and preservation of our awesome Australian Koalas. Have a pat, a cuddle and have a hold of a koala and take as many photos as you can.

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Action Paintball Games - Perth

Lot 128 Punrak Road, Serpentine WA 6125

At its essence, paintball is a competitive game played like any other competitive game, to win. It requires specific gear, (goggles, a gun/marker, pressurized gas, and paintballs) so you can safely shoot at others and be shot at.

Paintball is like a more challenging, high-stakes version of tag, hide-and-seek, or capture the flag. Beyond that, paintball is hard to describe. It can be played with as few as two people or as many as 500; a game can last 5 minutes or 24 hours; it’s objective might be to take something, bring something, find something, or simply be the last person standing.

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Bonney's WA Water Ski Park

Lot 101. St Albans Road, Baldivis WA 6171

Bonney\'s WA Water Ski Park has developed since 1985. The owner and builder Frank Bonney\'s vision was to provide Western Australian skiers a clean safe & friendly water skiing environment.
Today the Park caters to the needs of recreational and social skiers through to the requirements of World Class skiers in Slalom, Trick, Jump, Barefoot and Disabled skiing. The Ski Park is located 30 minutes south of Perth by road. The park is on 150 acres of land and the 5 manmade freshwater lakes cover 110 acres.
All lakes are sheltered from the wind by tree rows and the engineered lake edges ensure the boats wake is extinguished saying goodbye to backwash.
During summer the park attracts in excess of 500 skiers and visitors per week. The tranquil lakeside settings are complimented with gas BBQ\'s, ablution facilities including hot showers. Adjacent to our lakeside Pro-Shop there is a Skiers Cafe` and camping area.
Accommadation is available in our lakeside Chalet which is fully equipped and sleeps 8 or our Cabins with use of our camp kitchen.

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Stockland Baldivis Shopping Centre

26 Safety Bay Road, Baldivis WA 6171

Stockland Baldivis is a recently developed shopping centre located 8km from Rockingham City and 40km from the Perth CBD and is adjacent to Stockland's residential community, Settlers Hills and Settlers Hills Retirement Village.

The centre is anchored by a Coles Supermarket and 21 specialty stores, providing 350 car bays and a fully equipped Parent's Room.

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Hugh Manning Tractor & Machinery Museum

Wellard St, Serpentine WA 6125

Welcome to the official website of the Hugh Manning Tractor & Machinery Museum Inc. This website has been created to share our collection of vintage tractors (over 60) and machinery (over 60) with people from all over the world. Most of our collection of tractors and machinery have been restored to excellent working condition, after having served the farming community in the state of Western Australia from the early 1900's.

If you're in the neighbourhood, please drop in to see our collection up close and experience the history of rural Australia.

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Serpentine National Park

Scrivener Road, Serpentine WA 6125

With beautiful waterfalls, bushwalking trails and an abundance of native wildlife, Serpentine National Park is an idyllic day-trip from Perth. Located on the Darling Scarp, Serpentine National Park is known for Serpentine Falls which cascade over a sheer granite face. The steep slopes of Serpentine River valley create a stunning landscape which is home to all kinds of birds and animals. Go bird watching and you could see as many as 70 different species of birds including red-capped parrots, western rosellas, red-tailed and white-tailed black-cockatoos, and yellow robins. Kangaroos, wallabies, possums and many other animals also call the park home. A 500 metre walk trail runs along the river and leads to the falls. There are barbecues, picnic areas, and public toilets available throughout the park which covers 4,300 hectares of land. Serpentine National Park is about an hour's drive from Perth.

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MacNuts WA Shop and Factory

213 Doghill Road, Baldivis WA 6171

MacNutsWA are growers, processors and retailers of fine Australian macadamia nuts. They are based at Baldivis, just 50 kilometres south of Perth in Western Australia. Contact us on 0409102416 to order our popular products including either nut in shell or the kernel in natural, roasted and roasted & salted which are sold in 5kg and 11.34kg boxes. Our natural body care range made with macadamia oil is available online. They guarantee you will pay the very best prices by buying direct from the farm.

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MacNuts WA Shop and Factory

213 Doghill Road, Baldivis WA 6171
MacNuts WA Shop and Factory are growers, processors and retailers of fine Australian macadamia nuts. They are based at Baldivis, just 50 kilometres south of Perth in Western Australia. MacNuts welcome groups for tours of their orchard and processing plant and they also have a shop on site selling a full range of macadamia nut products including various flavours and sized packets. Other popular products include macadamia orchard honey, cold pressed oil, macadamia spread, cookies, nuts in shells and special nut crackers, chocolate coated macadamias and their natural body care range made with macadamia oil. They are open to the public on Saturday and Sunday. Visit them and enjoy afternoon tea or coffee and try some of their delicious fresh baked cookies. They guarantee you will pay the very best prices by buying direct from the farm. ...
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Karnup

43281 - Karnup WA 6176
Karnup is a semi-rural area, located a short 10-minute drive from Rockingham. This peaceful area is set amidst Tuart, Jarrah, Banksia and Sheoak trees with threatened species such as Chusitch and Carnaby’s Cockatoos considered locals. Visit Paganoni Swamp for close encounters with brushtail possums and kangaroos and to enjoy a stroll along the informal walktrails. Wine lovers will appreciate a cellar door tasting at Karnup based winery, Peel Estate, where you can see the winemaking process in action. Wines can be purchased to takeaway or brought to enjoy in the picturesque picnic grounds. Just down the road is the spectacular Peel Manor House – this impressive Georgian mansion is nestled on 10.5 acres of manicured grounds and offers the perfect retreat for your quiet weekend getaway, wedding celebration, corporate event or social function. Don’t miss a visit to the Rockingham hinterland area of Karnup during your next drive south of Perth....
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Serpentine

43981 - Serpentine WA 6125
Surrounded by forests and steeped in European settler history, the pretty country town of Serpentine is at the heart of a vibrant rural district. Escape the city and enjoy the area's unique blend of popular parks, galleries, farming towns, bushwalks, wineries and stunning scenery. Just under an hour south-east of Perth by car, there's a timeless quality to Serpentine and the neighbouring towns of Mundijong and Jarrahdale on the Darling Scarp, bordering Serpentine National Park and Mundlinup State Forest. There are many bushwalks through the forested hinterland of the Darling Range, including the world-famous Bibbulmun Track - more than 1,000 kilometres of scenic walking trail that stretches from Kalamunda in the Perth Hills to Albany on the south coast. Venture into the Serpentine National Park and follow the Falls Walk Trail to Serpentine Falls for a picnic or a refreshing dip. Stroll among the pine trees at Gooralong Park and enjoy a barbecue with the resident kangaroos. Or, head to Serpentine Dam - it's one of Perth's largest dams and a great picnic spot, with a playground, free barbecues, toilets and a cafe. As you explore the scenic forests and plains, it's easy to see how the area sustained one of the world's oldest surviving cultures for thousands of years before European pioneers settled there in the 1840s. Today, the fertile landscape is dotted with farms, orchards and heritage country towns where you can search for collectibles and handcrafted curios in antique stores. Or admire the historic buildings, many of which now operate as museums, arts and crafts galleries and tea gardens. If you're looking for more than morning or afternoon tea, you'll find a number of restaurants and taverns in the area serving hearty country fare. A range of accommodation is also available, from traditional bed and breakfasts through to the more unusual option of converted railway carriages. Tourists are advised to check for alerts and road/park closures before commencing their travel on www.emergency.wa.gov.au and https://alerts.dbca.wa.gov.au...
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Baldivis

44323 - Baldivis WA 6171
Baldivis is a leisure mecca for Perth's lovers of water sports, situated just a half hour drive south of the city. Five man-made lakes, a slalom course and jumps draw pros and novices to its wake and water ski parks, and just 15 minutes away, in Rockingham and Shoalwater Islands Marine Park, you'll find some of Perth's top diving, snorkelling and wildlife watching spots. You can get to Baldivis in just 30 minutes, following the Kwinana Freeway south from Perth city centre, and you'll easily spend a full day or weekend enjoying this aquatic playground. If you're looking to try water skiing or wake boarding for the very first time, or work on perfecting your skills, beginner's lessons and regular sessions are available at the lakes. By taking the 15 minute drive west to the pristine islands, white sand beaches, reefs, sea life and shipwrecks of Shoalwater Islands Marine Park, you can also choose to add diving, snorkelling, swimming with dolphins, kayaking and wildlife cruises to your itinerary. Venture to Penguin Island and you'll come face to feathered face with the largest colony of little penguins on the west coast, more than 1200 of them share their island home with over 50 species of seabirds and rare Australian sea lions. In nearby Rockingham, wildlife lovers will also get the chance to tick the bucket list by joining a cruise or swimming tour to meet the playful wild dolphins of Cockburn Sound. Or, for keen divers and snorkellers, the shallow coastal waters and Point Peron offer great visibility and sea life. Rockingham is a great base for exploring Baldivis and the surrounding coastal region, with ocean-side shopping, dining, entertainment, bars and accommodation options ranging from luxury to budget. ...