Perth Hills Armadale Visitor Centre
Looking for things to do in Armadale? Let our friendly staff help you.
Planning a trip to the Perth Hills?
Start your journey at the Perth Hills Armadale Visitor Centre, where friendly local experts can help you uncover the region's hidden gems, scenic drives, walking trails, events and must-see attractions. Whether you're looking for waterfalls, wildflower walks, family-friendly adventures, unique accommodation or the perfect spot for lunch, the team can help you make the most of your visit. Pick up maps, brochures and local recommendations, then head out to explore the natural beauty, charming villages and unforgettable experiences that make the Perth Hills a favourite destination.
Before you leave, browse a range of locally made gifts, handcrafted products, local honey, preserves, artwork and souvenirs that showcase the creativity and character of the region.
Located in the heart of Armadale, the Visitor Centre is also home to the Bert Tyler Vintage Machinery Museum and the Armadale Outpost Telegraph and Communications Museum, offering visitors the chance to step back in time and discover the area's rich history.
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday: 9am to 4pm
Weekends and selected public holidays: 9am to 2pm
Accessibility
ACROD Parking
Accessible toilets
Low customer service desk
Public Holidays
This centre is closed on the following public holidays: Anzac Day, Good Friday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and New Year’s Day
Discover more about the Perth Hills at Experience Perth Hills and let the Perth Hills Armadale Visitor Centre help you plan your next adventure.
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Araluen Botanic Park
These much-loved botanic gardens have long been the jewel in Armadale's crown.
Araluen Botanic Park is best known for its tulips which cover the park in carpets of colours during Spring, but the park has much more to offer. With a deep and interesting history, this local gem is an all-year destination.
The hybrid design of the park combines natural bushland with landscaped beds, bridges and buttresses nestled deep within the Brookton valley, a scenic 30-minute drive southeast of Perth.
Explore the park's many trails, which follow winding brooks and lead to showcases of speciality blooms such as heritage climbing roses and some of Western Australia's rarest camellias. Araluen Botanic Park plays host to regular events, such as outdoor concerts and performances and is also a popular wedding venue choice. Whether you grab a bite to eat at on-site eateries, the Roundhouse or Chalet Healy or take your own picnic, there is always something to enjoy at Araluen Botanic Park.
The It's Yates Springtime Tulip Festival takes place annually for approximately six weeks during August and September.
FACILITIES AND FEATURES
14 hectares of landscaped gardens
Heritage climbing roses
Over 230 varieties of camellias
Walk trails
Restaurant and cafe
On-site parking
Picnic areas
Historical and heritage status
OPENING TIMES
4 Sep – 18 OCT - 9.00am to 5.00pm (last entry at 3.30pm)
ENTRY FEES
Monday - Friday:
Adult | $30.00 |
Child (13 - 17) | $20.00 |
*Concession | $20.00 |
Companion Card (2 for 1) | $20.00 |
Child under 12 | $0 |
Weekend and Public Holidays:
Adult | $40.00 |
Child (13 - 17) | $25.00 |
*Concession | $25.00 |
Companion Card (2 for 1) | $25.00 |
Child under 12 | $0 |
