Located 225 kilometres south-east of Perth, Wagin is known as the “Heart of the Great Southern.” This proud agricultural town blends rural charm with iconic landmarks and vibrant community spirit. Famous for its giant ram statue and the annual Woolorama show, Wagin offers a warm welcome and a rich slice of Wheatbelt life
Landmarks & Nature
- Visit Bart the Giant Ram, a 9-metre tall Merino statue in Wetlands Park, built in 1985 and beloved by visitors
- Explore Wagin Wetlands Park, featuring koi ponds, waterfalls, shaded picnic areas, and walking bridges
- Climb Puntapin Rock, a granite outcrop offering panoramic views just a short drive from town
- Enjoy peaceful strolls and birdwatching in local parks and nature reserves
History & Heritage
- Step back in time at the Wagin Historical Village, showcasing pioneer life with over 25 restored buildings and vintage artefacts
- Discover the town’s agricultural roots and railway history through local museums and interpretive signage
- Admire heritage architecture including churches and the restored Palace Hotel, now offering dining and accommodation
Family Fun & Local Life
- Let kids explore the Ninja Park, a modern obstacle course located behind the Giant Ram
- Cool off at the Wagin Swimming Pool, a popular spot for regional carnivals and family fun
- Catch a film or admire the historic facade of the Wagin Cinema, still operating in its original building
- Join the crowd at Woolorama, Wagin’s annual agricultural show held every March, attracting over 30,000 visitors
- Browse seasonal markets and attend local festivals celebrating farming, food, and crafts
Getting There
Transwa coach services stop in the town centre, close to shops and eateries
Wagin is a scenic detour on the way to Katanning, Narrogin, or the Great Southern wine region
Road Coach
GS1 East Perth to Albany via Williams and Kojonup
GS2 East Perth to Albany, Gnowangerup and Katanning via Northam and Narrogin
GE1 East Perth to Esperance via Jerramungup/Dumbleyung
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