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Wagin Caravan Park - Wagin - WA

Scaddan St, Wagin WA 6315
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COUNTRY HOSPITALITY WITHIN REACH OF THE CITY Wagin is a friendly community with many sporting and lifestyle facilities. Wagin is an easy 2 – 3 hour drive for a day or a week trip from Perth, Bunbury, Albany or Wave Rock. On the Great Southern Highway, Wagin is also easy driving to many other interesting towns. There is a lot to see and do. We have a range of accommodation from which to choose. Wagin is a RV friendly town. Wagin Caravan Park boasts 20 powered sites with a comfortable ablution block, laundry and barbeque facilities, there is a small amount of lawn area suitable for tents. Recently eight RV sites have been added, these are for self-contained units with no power or water available. At the show grounds we host an RV area, this area is quite often used for large gatherings of Caravan/RV clubs, there is some power and water available with a small ablution block that can be opened and maintained for visiting clubs who have made bookings through the Shire.

Pricing Information

For current availability please contact the Park directly by phoning the Park Supervisor on 0419 611 057.

Pricing only enquiries can also be made to the Shire on 08 9861 1177

 

Caravans (2 Persons) Wagin Caravan Park Fees

RV area group (^10 vans)                              Contact Wagin Shire for discounted rate options – admin@wagin.wa.gov.au

                                                                       $10 including power and water and ablution access if there are more than 10 vans

 


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Scaddan St, Wagin WA 6315
0419 611 057

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Wagin was settled as a farming community in the early 1880’s on the Perth/Albany rail line and near an important chain of lakes (Wagin Lakes) which runs from Lake Dumbleyung and eventually drains into the Blackwood River..............Early wealth, generated mainly by wheat and wool farming, has left a legacy of significant historic buildings within the township..............Places of interest when visiting Wagin:.....• Giant Ram.....• Puntapin Rock.....• The Old Well.....• Wagin Historical Village.....• Waitjen Trail.....• Rural Movie Museum.....• Town Heritage Walk.....• Swimming Pool.....• Wagin Library & Gallery.....• Wagin Lakes.....• Marroblie Bird Park

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