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Tasman Holiday Parks Serpentine Falls, Peel WA.

From your accommodation in Serpentine, WA, strike out to some key attractions you really won’t want to miss. It’s stunning country, with plentiful highlights and lots to do.

Must-do's.

Here you are, in the midst of some extraordinary landscapes, so be sure to make the most of it! So close to Perth, so far from the stress of the modern world . . . Browse some great farmers’ markets. Explore vintage farming history in the heart of the countryside. Then experience some genuine Serpentine hospitality.

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SERPENTINE NATIONAL PARK

From jarrah-marri forest to wandoo woodlands, explore the rugged beauty and sensational wildflowers in this lovely park. Best to visit July-November.

A person stands at the edge of a rocky outcrop, taking a photo of a vast, green valley filled with dense forest and rolling hills under a cloudy sky. The scene exemplifies natural beauty and serenity.

LOCAL TRAILS

There are walks for every member of the family to enjoy in the Serpentine region – gentle, adventurous, challenging or kid-friendly. Ask staff for details.

Aerial view of a large dam reservoir surrounded by green forest-covered hills. The dam structure stretches across a water body with a road running along its top, leading to a control tower on the left. Partially dry land is visible near the shorelines.

SERPENTINE DAM

Walk the remarkable Serpentine Dam, listen for kookaburras and spot for kangaroos. Enjoy the picnic area, playground, free gas barbecues and popular café.

A bustling farmers market with a variety of fresh vegetables displayed on a table. In the foreground are crates filled with leafy greens and radicchios. In the background, people are browsing and interacting with vendors, who are wearing red aprons.

SERPENTINE JARRAHDALE FARMERS MARKETS

Check out the farmers’ markets and artisan stalls held at the SJ Community Resource Centre in Mundijong, every Saturday, for great food, coffee and craft.

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HUGH MANNING TRACTOR AND MACHINERY MUSEUM

More than 120 vintage tractors and farming machines are on display, and most have been lovingly restored to excellent working order. Browse the remarkable collection.

A wooden serving board featuring a portion of grilled steak garnished with rosemary, roasted pumpkin wedges, and a colorful mixed green salad with radicchio and slices of pear. A small jar filled with a rosemary-infused olive oil is also on the board.

JARRAHDALE TAVERN

Dating back to 1886, the Jarrahdale Tavern is a true heritage landmark. Enjoy the dining room, public bar, outdoor playground and eating. Live music every Sunday.

Milbrook Winery

Experience this boutique winery, with acclaimed restaurant and vineyards dating to the 19th Century. Sample quality wines, then stroll the historic town of Jarrahdale.

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Acknowledgement of Country

At Tasman Holiday Parks we are committed to nurturing timeless places that resonate with the enduring beauty and culture of our shared history.

We recognise and acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we live work and play. We acknowledge and embrace this legacy first carried by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional owners and custodians of these lands.

Their deep-rooted connection to the land, sky, and waterways has shaped these places for thousands of years, and we are grateful to be a part of this ongoing story.

With respect, we acknowledge Elders past, who have stewarded these lands through time; those present, who continue to enrich them with us on our journey; and those yet to come, who will carry this legacy to future generations.