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Located in the heart of the Wheatbelt, the vibrant Kulin Region offers a fantastic array of visitor experiences and is a convenient stopover for those travelling to Wave Rock or between Perth and Esperance.
Jilakin Rock, 15 kilometres east of town, is a spectacular grey monolith overlooking a lake. It is here that the popular Kulin Bush Races are held every October, attracting visitors from all over the State. Another equine attraction is the “Tin Horse Highway” these creative tin horses provide a great source of ammusement to travellers passing through town.
Further east are the unusual formations called Buckley’s Breakaway. These pinkish white sculptured rocks make a stark contrast against the red brown gravel caps. Dragon Rocks Nature Reserve is another great attraction in the area.
Pay a visit to the largest regional water slide in Western Australia. Standing at 18m high and 172 metres long. Open during the summer months of the year, the slide is excitement for all ages.
Kulin Discovery Zone
The unique outdoor area has transformed the town’s main street and is the perfect place to relax, stop and stay. The Zone showcases Kulin in a unique and informal way, giving visitors a sense of the region’s history and identity. It contains information points, interpretive signage and artworks which tell of Kulin’s past, present and future. The beautifully landscaped Zone also includes a War Memorial, RV Friendly 48 Hour Parking Area, Dump Point, Public Toilets and Showers, Picnic Shelters and BBQ, Playground and Skate Park. The Bush Races Community Precinct contains a pump track, ninja course, giant flying fox, hit up wall and basketball ring, and Bush Races Mural.
