Manjimup is a large attractive town with a population of approximately 5,000,  is the gateway to the Southern Forests region of W.A. and is an ideal base for a holiday or just a weekend away, with places such as The tree top walk, Nannup, Bridgetown, Pemberton and Augusta, all within 1 ½ hours drive away.

The rich red soil of the district will support almost any agricultural crop and most of the states potatoes, onions, cauliflowers, apples peaches, pears, plums, cherries, avocados, chestnuts are grown by local farmers. Many renowned vineyards are now well established and local wines are exported worldwide.

The areas wonderful history can be revisited at the Timber and Heritage Park on corner of Rose and Edwards Streets where you will find The state timber museum, age of steam museum, historic hamlet, blacksmith shop, native bush walk and magnificent lawns and gardens.

Other places to visit while in this beautiful area are the Diamond Tree (51mtr Climb) and  is the only wooden tree top tower in the world, King Jarrah Tree (600 years old), Fontys Pool, Glenoran Pool and 4 aces Karri Trees and Historic Dingup Church built by Thomas Giblett one of our early pioneers

Manjimup has excellent sporting facilities including a picturesque 18 hole grass greens and fairways golf course on Perup Road. The Manjimup Cherry Harmony Festival is held in December each year.

The Southern Forest Food Council Inc. was established in September 2012 to represent the interests of local producers, culinary and agri-tourism operators and to further the Southern Forests region's status as the South West's food bowl.

Visit the  Manjimup Visitor Centre for holiday information and accommodation guide