Perenjori, from the Aboriginal word “Perangary”, meaning water hole, is situated on the Wubin Mullewa Highway, 350 kms from Perth via Great Northern Hwy. It can also be easily accessed from the north via Geraldton on the Dongara/Morawa Road or via Mullewa. All roads to Perenjori are sealed bitumen. Well known for its abundance of wild flowers and wildlife, Perenjori is a rural district based on rich grain and sheep industries.
Acknowledging its history, it also has an open-minded community, facing the challenges of a changing environment and technologies in the future. It is only a short distance from mining and pastoral station country to the East.
The Perenjori & Districts Tourist Centre and Pioneer Museum is open from July to October, or on request through the Shire of Perenjori Office. Both are located in the main street of Perenjori (Fowler St). Drop in for a Devonshire Tea and volunteer staff will direct you to the best wildflower locations, accommodation and other great places to discover. Ph: 08 9973 1105
There is now free WIFI available at the Tourist Centre / Community Garden. Passoword: wreathflower
Water for Campers, Caravans, RVs & Motor Homes can be found opposite the Shire Office / old railway station.
A list of RV friendly destinations can be found here.
Public Toilets are located at the Village Green (opposite the Post Office) which is also an ideal picnic location.
Road Conditions: It is recommended that gravel road conditions are checked prior to travelling during inclement weather.
Be Prepared: The area can be harsh. You are advised to carry ample water and to et someone know where you intend going, particularly if you wish to explore the less frequented areas.
Take nothing but photos, leave nothing but footprints…
The Shire of Perenjori’s official website: www.perenjori.wa.gov.au
Ph: 08 9973 0100
