Located in the heart of the Wheatbelt, around 260 kilometres east of Perth, Merredin is a historic railway town with deep agricultural roots and a proud transport legacy. It’s a key stop along the Prospector train route and a gateway to outback heritage and rural charm.

 

Railway History

• The original Merredin Railway Station, opened in 1895, now operates as the Merredin Rail Museum
• Once a major junction for lines to Narembeen, Bruce Rock, Southern Cross, Nungarin, and Northam
• The current station, built in the 1960s, sits diagonally opposite and serves the standard gauge line

 

Local Attractions

• Visit the Merredin Military Museum, showcasing wartime memorabilia and local service history
• Explore the Cummins Theatre, a beautifully restored heritage venue hosting live performances and events
• Discover the Merredin Peak Trail, offering panoramic views and insights into Indigenous and settler history
• Admire the PUBLIC Silo Art on the CBH grain silos, part of WA’s iconic art trail

 

Wheatbelt Charm

• Learn about the region’s farming legacy at the Merredin Heritage Precinct
• Enjoy seasonal wildflowers and scenic drives through surrounding farmland
• Stop by local cafés, bakeries, and shops for a taste of country hospitality

 

Getting There

Transwa Prospector train services and MerredinLink services stop at the Merredin Railway Station
Conveniently located near the town centre, with easy access to local attractions and amenities

Train

MerredinLink

Prospector

 

Facilities