Take an interactive tour around Bridgetown! Starting at the Rabbit Hole, you will be given a picnic basket and a series of clues to guide you to each destination, where you will gather the supplies for your sumptuous and local picnic, all whilst learning about our town, its people and places. Once all the ingredients are found follow the final clue to a beautiful secret picnic spot!

$50/head and vouchers available if you’d like to gift the experience.

Fun for all the family at Bridgetown Golf Club’s Mini Golf course affectionately named Jean’s Garden in honour of a treasured member. This delightful country course is situated just a few minutes north of the town site and is approached via the turn off on Hester Hill. Affordable and fun for all ages.

Visit this wacky 2D cartoon world with loads of options and kooky props for insta-worthy pics. We’re down The Rabbit Hole in creative Bridgetown. Follow us on Instagram @2dinstabooth.

Bridgetown Repertory Theatre was first formed in 1932 and has been continuously active since then  – even during World War 2. This makes the theatre unique in WA and possibly Australia.

The active club presents 4 productions a year, always culminating in the Christmas Panto for the festive season. Check out the Events page to see if a production coincides with your next visit to Bridgetown.

www.bridgetownrepertoryclub.com.au

Sunnyhurst Winery produces boutique quality wines, hand-picked and hand-made. The walk-in cellar door offers tastings in a peaceful setting.

Customers are welcome to wander the lush gardens to conclude their visit.

Feel history come alive with a walk into the past lives of early Bridgetown – the only Heritage Listed town in the South West! The tour begins and ends at The Police Station Museum, 148 Hampton St, Bridgetown. The walk is 1.7 km, mostly flat and free entry into the museum is included in the tour.

Join Bridgetown Historical Society on a guided night walk through the streets of Bridgetown where you will encounter characters from the past who have a tale to tell. You will learn something of the town’s history, its early settlers and some strange happenings.

The tour will last for approx. 1 hour and is children friendly. Tea and coffee are included at the end of the tour. Please bring warm clothing, good footwear and torches. The tour will still operate in light rain, if so bring a brolly.

All ghost walks will start at 7pm at the Bridgetown Police Station Museum, 148 Hampton Street Bridgetown.

What better way to explore the beauty of the Blackwood River than a leisurely paddle down its calm waters in a canoe.  The Blackwood River is the largest river in the south-west starting near Wagin and makes its way to Augusta. There are plenty of birds around the river so why not see how many you can spot along the way. (Download the local Bird Watching Guide here) Easy parking, easy launching and a serene way to spend an hour or two. Finish up with a byo picnic in the River Park and that’s a perfect day!

Bridgetown has long provided both a home and a haven to artists and creators of all types. The Bridgetown Art Trail was conceived with the goal of bringing the art created in our community to the public. Existing art pieces have been joined by new installations, creating a trail of artworks along a 4 kilometre stretch of Bridgetown’s streets. Download the booklet to aid in finding, interpreting and enjoying the exhibits along the way!

Stop by the Rabbit Hole to pick up a Spy Kit for the kids- spy mission incorporates several of the art trail stops, see listing below. And if you are in Greenbushes, lookout for their art trail too!

Go down the Rabbit Hole, (Lower level 87 Hampton St) for young wannabe spies to collect their Spy Pack.  Inside each pack is your mission (should you choose to accept it!), a code breaker, your own magic glasses and everything you will need to complete this important mission to help the world!

This great family activity for kids 6 to adult takes you to several of the townsite’s art trail locations. and is an easy, hour or so walk.

The Bridgetown Police Station Museum is a key character in the town’s past. Built in 1880, the building stayed in official use until 1973 and is now a fascinating state of the art museum showcasing it’s days as a gaol and policing outpost. Experience for yourself one of the tiny, harsh original cells and get an insight into the life of the district.

Tucked away in the Visitors Centre is the unique Brierley Jigsaw Gallery – a unique puzzle lovers treasury of jigsaws of all kinds from all corners of the world.

Housing the world’s smallest wooden jigsaw and the world’s largest (2017) you can enjoy puzzles on show and get interactive at the puzzle tables. 

Bridgetown has plenty of great walking and hiking trails nearby. Whatever your ability there are beautiful bush trails throughout the area. Along the trails you likely spot plenty of native birds, why not download the local Bird Watching Guide here and try to spot a few as you walk!