Programme

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This striking 250-metre-long steel and timber walkway offers a unique way to experience the park, with sweeping views across Glen Brook and the surrounding granite outcrops. During the initial stage, access is available from the eastern end via a ramp and connecting trail. Take a moment to pause along the way – timber decking and seating, crafted from reclaimed spotted gum, provide the perfect spot to sit back and soak in the scenery. The Wildflower Walk Trail in John Forrest National Park is a scenic 4.6 km loop that takes about 1.5 hours to finish. It features vibrant spring blooms, cascading seasonal waterfalls, and diverse Darling Range woodlands.

Step into the enchanted world of The Fairy Queen, not only Henry Purcell’s greatest work, but also one of the most lavish theatrical ventures of the period. Loosely based on Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, Purcell’s semiopera sees an ensemble cast of singers, dancers, musicians, stage machinists and actors weave their special magic around themes of love and desire, transformation and illusion, and of nature and the supernatural. Director Mel Cantwell and Music Director Stewart Smith bring together students from across WAAPA in the inaugural production to grace the stage of the Playhouse Theatre. This event must be booked by 12th September

As we won’t know what films are screening or the times, you will have to book and we will ring you prior to the date. The bus will leave Mundaring or you can meet us there.

Take a visit to this amazing camel farm. Our camels come from Australia’s outback and are tamed and trained on our farm in the Perth Hills. We only use gentle, trust-based training techniques, minimising the stress on the animals and making sure herd structures are maintained. Unlike in other dairies, the camel calves are not separated from their mums after birth. They stay with their mums, ensuring they get all the milk they need and maintain a strong bond throughout. Lunch following at Noble Falls Tavern (own cost)

Spring 2026 will be a feast for the senses with thousands of wildflowers and more than 3,000 WA plant species on display. There are dozens of fabulous workshops, displays, guided walks and talks, family activities and much more to explore. We can lunch at the cafe.

At Chapels, we specialise in Eurasian fusion cuisine with a predominant focus on Cambodian flavours, which are rooted deeply in our family’s recipes. Our passion for food is showcased through each dish, blending traditional techniques with modern twists

It’s not played for sheep stations but a friendly game of Rummykub (played to the rules though)! Come and join us or learn how to play. Afternoon tea included