Bridgetown, Western Australia

Bridgetown

Bridgetown is the only heritage listed town in the South West of Western Australia.

Tranquility, hospitality and breathtaking views make Bridgetown an ideal place to catch your breath and establish a base from which to explore the Blackwood Valleys wealth of attractions.  Just under 3 hours drive from Perth and a little over an hour from Margaret River and the coastal strip, the area is your opportunity to unwind and enjoy the very best of the South West.

Bridgetown itself enjoys a rustic charm with a unique wooded backdrop and an enviable array of eating houses and boutique shops.  Once the apple growing centre of the state, Bridgetown is now famous for its rolling hills, scenic drives, jarrah forests, starry nights and the longest flowing river in the state, the mighty Blackwood.

Bridgetowns steep hills and low valleys contribute to its appeal.  The interaction of the historic buildings with the natural environment is one of its greatest attractions.

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