Narrogin

A progressive thriving rural community found in the Wheatbelt South Region of Western Australia, 192 km (2.40hrs) south east of Perth. Narrogin has a high standard of infrastructure including rail, highway access, water supply, power and connection to the optical cable network as well as Community services such as a highly recognised Regional Hospital and pro-active Aged Care services, a fully equipped Recreation Complex with heated indoor pool, well maintained sports grounds and sports clubs, an active Regional Library and Heritage Museum, 3 primary schools, Narrogin Senior High School and Agricultural College, a Residential college, TAFE college, venues for hire, supermarkets, specialty shops, cafe's, pubs and restaurants. Narrogin also boasts a vibrant arts and cultural community including Nexis Gallery and ARtS SPACE

Dryandra National Park
Great for bush walks in nature, great bbq and picnic facilities. Enjoyable fresh air experience, great for photographing bird life, well marked bush trails so you don’t get lost. Great camping areas too.

Downderry Wines
The only winery in the area but they do produce a good range of wines, including white, red & sparkling. Proprietors are very friendly, enthusiastic and willing to spend time talking about individual wines. Lunches are available on Sunday as well as olive oil and vinegar tastings. Definitely worth stopping in.

Speedway excitement

Narrogin Racing incorporating thoroughbred racing and trotting.

Narrogin Gliding Club

Revhead's a Narrogin Institution

Lions Club of Narrogin Serving Narrogin for 50 years

Town Links
The Lakes     York    Beverley    Brookton Pingelly Popanyinning Cuballing Narrogin   Highbury      Wagin     Woodanilling   Katanning    Broomehill/Tambellup Cranbrook
Accommodation Links
York    Beverley Brookton Pingelly Cuballing Narrogin    Wagin Woodanilling Katanning Broomehill/Tambellup    Cranbrook
Activities and Events
York Beverley Brookton Pingelly Cuballing Narrogin Wagin Woodanilling    Katanning Broomehill/Tambelup Cranbrook