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Quairading is a beautiful town nestled in the Central Wheatbelt of Western Australia, just 167km east of Perth on the York-Quairading Road.
We’re a vibrant community with a population of about 1200, our biggest industry producing cereal and grain crops, forestry, wool, sheep and cattle, supported by rural service industries. Our community provides a variety of volunteer-run cultural, sporting and social activities.
Our local CRC (Community Resource Centre) produces a newsletter every week which is the best source of up to date info and goings on.
Toapin Weir, the largest and most comprehensive privately constructed reservoir and water scheme in Western Australia is a picturesque area with great views, an interesting history along with electric BBQ and toilet facilities for your convenience.
The Nookaminnie Rock Nature Reserve lies three kilometres west of town on the York-Quairading Road. The heart of the Reserve is dominated by Nookaminnie Rock, which is a large granite outcrop with magnificent views of the surrounding landscape and the town of Quairading. The top of Nookaminnie Rock offers a perfect platform to watch the Wheatbelt’s breathtaking sunsets and in spring you can enjoy some of the most beautiful wildflowers the Wheatbelt has to offer. Marked walk trails provide easy and safe access to the Reserve.
