Located just 30 kilometres south-east of Perth, Armadale is a gateway to the Perth Hills, offering a blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and family-friendly attractions. With its rich railway history and scenic surroundings, Armadale is perfect for a day trip or a relaxing weekend escape.

 

Nature & Adventure

• Explore scenic trails at Wungong, Churchman Brook, and Canning Dams, ideal for walking, birdwatching, and photography
• Visit Champion Lakes Regatta Centre for rowing, swimming, cycling, and lakeside picnics
• Discover Boulder Rock in Midgegooroo National Park, a unique granite formation with panoramic views and native orchids

 

Culture & Heritage

• Step back in time at History House Museum and the Minnawarra Historic Precinct, showcasing Armadale’s colonial past 
• Visit the Bert Tyler Vintage Machinery Museum and Armadale Outpost Telegraph Centre for a glimpse into early 20th-century life
• Explore the quaint Elizabethan Village, complete with cottage gardens and an English-style pub

 

Family Fun & Local Life

• Meet native reptiles and wildlife at the Armadale Reptile Centre, a favourite with kids and families 
• Play and picnic at Newhaven Robot Park, a modern playground with interactive features 
• Taste award-winning cider and gin along the Perth Hills Cider and Brews Trail and at McRobert Distillery 

 

Getting There

Armadale Station is on the South West Main Line, just 30 km from Perth, with regular Transwa rail services
The station is centrally located, making it easy to explore nearby cafés, parks, and attractions on foot

 

Train

Australind Train Service - Currently Road Coach Service

 

Coach

GE1 East Perth to Esperance via Jerramungup or via Dumbleyung

GS1 East Perth to Albany via Williams and Kojonup

Australind Road Coach

 

Transperth 

Transperth Bus Services

Transperth Armadale Line

 

 

Facilities