Greenbushes Heritage Park

Greenbushes Heritage Park is a picturesque setting that offers both outdoor enjoyment and a chance to learn about the history of the tin-mining industry.

Located along Blackwood Road, the park features various historical aspects, such as machinery, a mock mine shaft, and a replica of a prospector's hut.

While exploring the park, visitors can learn about the area's history by reading plaques that provide fascinating information about the early days. The park also includes the historical Court House, built in 1899, which can be found on Blackwood Road. For a comprehensive understanding of the community of Greenbushes, visitors can visit the Greenbushes Discovery Centre, located opposite the park.

The park is open year-round, with each season offering its own unique beauty. In the winter months, it can get chilly, so warm clothes are recommended. In the summer months, visitors should pack a sun hat and sunscreen for protection from the strong sun.

Greenbushes is located approximately 250 kilometers south of Perth, which is about a three-hour drive. The journey to Greenbushes is scenic and offers stunning views. Traveling by car is the recommended method to fully appreciate the experience. To make the most of the region, visitors can stay in one of the serene bed and breakfasts or charming local hotels. This allows for exploration of the natural beauty of the area and the opportunity to interact with friendly locals. Immerse yourself in the remarkable history of Greenbushes Heritage Park, located in a truly picturesque location.