Explore the best of Mingenew with these must-see locations and experiences:
Mingenew Hill
Right in town, mighty Mingenew Hill is the ideal place for holidaymakers to take a break and view our stunning landscape from high above. Mingenew Hill is perfect for wildflowers, picnics and shutterbugs alike!
Coalseam Conservation PArk
A short drive from Mingenew, Coalseam will blow your mind! Massive riverbank cliffs reveal 250 million years of history and perfectly preserved marine fossils. From a wildflower point of view, Coalseam Conservation Park is a true nirvana.
Depot Hill Reserve
Five minutes from Mingenew, Depot Hill boasts an abundance of wildflowers and native animals. A perfect picnic spot, you can carry on along the bush track to discover the historic WW2 Army Rifle Range.
YandanookA Siding
The Yandanooka Planisphere is a large, interactive star chart located at Yandanooka Hall, near Mingenew in Western Australia. It’s designed to help visitors identify constellations and stars, making it a great tool for stargazing and astrophotography. The site is RV-friendly, offering free camping for self-contained vehicles for up to 72 hours.
Mingenew Museum
Like much of the mid-west of WA, Mingenew boasts a rich history. If you are in town, be sure to visit Mingenew’s Historical Museum – open on select days in the peak season (late July to September) or visit our Shire office to borrow the key and have a look inside. Our local history buffs love to share their knowledge of the district’s history.
HEritage Walk
Take a step back in time on the Mingenew Historical Walk, a self-guided tour that showcases the town’s rich heritage. Along the route, you’ll discover notable landmarks such as the Old Railway Station, St Joseph’s Catholic Church, and the Mingenew Hotel, each offering a glimpse into Mingenew’s early days. Scan the QR codes on the ant signage at each stop to learn more.
Check out What's on in Mingenew!
Mingenew may be small in size, but it knows how to put on a show. Throughout the year, the town comes alive with events that celebrate local culture, agriculture, and community spirit.