![]() The huge, character filled oak trees that would usually be seen in in place like Sherwood Forest! The Magic Oak Wood Walk took me back to my childhood in the UK. Originally a farming homestead in the 1800s, there are still a few old buildings to explore, including the fully restored homestead. ![]() The tree park also has a rich colonial history. Head to the European tree areas, and you’ll be hit with many shades of red, orange and gold. In WA, our native trees and warm climate doesn’t often give us that true autumnal colour that countries in the northern hemisphere have. Late April/early May is a wonderful time of year to visit. The volunteer run community project runs on donations, so be sure to throw a few gold coins in the wishing well, so that more trees can be planted. the park is a brilliant spot to stretch your legs after a long road trip. The heritage listed park has a beautiful collection of both deciduous and evergreen trees, some date as far back as the early 1900s. Golden Valley Tree Park, is a huge 60 acre arboretum, aka a botanical garden for many species of trees. We stopped at the Balingup Visitor Centre and were told by the helpful ladies there that the park is well worth a visit – and they were right! Driving down South West Highway? Balingup is not only home to a lip-licking country bakery, minutes from the town center is the beautiful Golden Valley Tree Park.
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