Chittering Wildflower Show
Chittering Wildflower Show, Bindoon, Western Australia [©Chittering Tourist Association]
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Bindoon WA 6502
Fax: 089576 1020
Email: bindinfo@iinet.net.au
How often: Annual
Come and enjoy the mass display of wildflowers beautifully staged in the Bindoon Hall, with over 200 named specimens. Browse amongst the stalls for gifts and souvenirs, then stay and enjoy the ambiance with morning or afternoon teas, served in the hall. There will be an artist in residence during the weekend.
We offer conducted tours twice daily at 11am and 2pm with bush walking and self drive maps.
Chittering is famous for its great diversity of wildflowers, including the rare and endangered Star Sun Orchid Thelymitra stellata.
The Chittering Wildlife Carers will put on a display, with orphaned native animals and birds.
Experience a fascinating day in the country.
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