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RESTAURANTS
CORRIGIN HOTEL
A traditional country pub with quality service and cold beer.
There's a spacious beer garden out the back, for those balmy summer afternoons and a log fire in the front bar for a winters day.
Kid Friendly
Open seven days a week
"Kids eat free on Sundays"
*One free kids meal with each eligible adults meal
Open 7 days
Lunch: 12pm - 2pm
Dinner: 6pm - 8pm
Corner of Walton & Campbell Streets
(08) 9063 2002
MALLEE TREE CAFE & GALLERY
Located right in the centre of town, the Mallee Tree Café offers friendly service and a delicious menu made with care. With its relaxed atmosphere, tasty food options, and quality coffee, it’s the perfect place to take a break as you explore Corrigin’s attractions. Dine in, grab a takeaway, or simply enjoy the warm, small-town vibe that makes this café a local favourite.
Free Wireless internet available.
Mon - Fri: 7am - 3pm
Saturday: 8:00am - 1pm
Campbell Street
(08) 9063 2384
CORRIGIN ROADHOUSE
You can't drive past the Ute on-top-of the Corrigin Roadhouse without taking a picture, so why not go ahead and grab a bite to eat.
It has a pleasant atmosphere for dine in, or if you prefer a takeaway option, they have hot food, fresh salads, sandwiches, wraps, rolls, take home meals and so much more!
Open 7 Days
6am - 9pm
Kunjin Street (Brookton Hwy)
(08) 9063 2210
CORRIGIN DISTRICT CLUB
Meals available Friday night from 6pm
(Saturday night by prior bookings only).
23 Goyder Street
(08) 9063 2136
PLACES OF INTEREST
PIONEER MUSEUM
Housing the history of our days gone by, a worthwhile visit whilst in Corrigin. View the collection of tools and restored farm machinery, including tractors in working order, see the blacksmiths shop, the one room school, the shearing shed, old district photographs, clothing and other pioneer memorabilia. The Pioneer Memorial Wall at the entrance to the Museum commemorates early settlers. Please call in for a visit, you will be surprised!
Cnr Kunjin Street and Kirkwood Street
Opening Hours Sundays 2pm - 5pm and Wednesday 1pm - 4pm
(other days by arrangement – Phone: 9063 2930)
DOG CEMETERY
Established in 1974, the Dog Cemetery is a tribute to Mans Best Friend. With over 200 loved ones now buried, the cemetery is unique to Corrigin and worth a visit. Take time to read some of the headstones of beloved pets in their final resting place.
Located 5kms west of town on the Brookton Highway, the Cemetery is landmarked by a statue of a large dog.
SCENIC LOOKOUTS
RSL Lookout and the Scenic Lookout Drive, provide ideal photo opportunites of the various views including the townsite, salmon gums, wheatfields and natural bush reserves. You can also inspect the World War I Turkish Mountain Gun located at the top of the RSL Lookout.
Wild Flower Drive
From late winter to early spring, a vast array of beautiful and unusual wildflowers, shrubs and trees can be found along the Corrigin Wildflower Drive. The entrance is located approximately 5km west of Corrigin townsite, opposite the Corrigin Dog Cemetery.
The track is a wide one-way graded gravel track, roughly 4.1km long and is caravan friendly. Visitors are encouraged to get out of the car and look closer, but please make sure the car is parked on the left-hand side of the track to allow others to pass.
Hundreds of different plants can be spotted year-round, including feather flowers, leschenaultias, mallees, smoke bushes, and tall eucalypts, which give a fantastic range of colour. Spring flowers often include an array of orchids such as blue beard, cowslips, donkeys, greenhoods, mantis, shells, snails, and spider orchids. Other flowers such as everlastings, Corrigin grevilleas, sundews, trigger plants, and wattle can be found throughout the drive.
Orchids and flowers can be found in the topsoil and under leaf litter, but please watch your step as some flowers are very small.
Picking wildflowers is prohibited by law throughout Western Australia.
PARKS AND RESERVES
Rotary Park
Rotary Park is located on the main highway across the road from the Roadhouse. It makes for the perfect pit-stop on your road-trip or a lunchtime date in the park. It offers large grassed areas, BBQ facilities, toilets, a flying fox and more!
Miss B's Park
Located in the heart of town, this is the perfect picnic, BBQ and rest spot with landscaped garden surroundings, shade, toilets and play equipment for the kids.
Adventure Playground
A great place to picnic with playground equipment for the children. Located next to Corrigin Rock, the Adventure Playground provides plenty of shade and tranquillity. This park has a fort structure (which is also disability accessible) and a 'spider net' to climb and play on. A gas BBQ, picnic setting, toilets and shelter have been installed with paving all around.
Corrigin Nature Reserve
At 1200 ha in size, the Corrigin Nature Reserve is one of the largest and most important areas of remnant vegetation in the central Wheatbelt. The Scenic Lookout and Wildflower Drive are located in the Nature Reserve, located 5km out of the townsite on Brookton Hwy heading to Perth (signposted) and is one of the best locations to seek out wonderful wildflowers and native vegetation, however you will also be lucky enough to see them in the road verges and reserves throughout the whole shire.
Corrigin Wildflower Drive
Like most rural areas, Corrigin experiences some beautiful sights during the wildflower season, which is usually in September / October every year. The Corrigin Wildflower Drive starts opposite the Dog Cemetery, 5km west on the Brookton Highway and takes you on a well maintained gravel track to the Scenic Lookout, which overlooks the townsite and wheatbins. Variety is the keynote as the plants change with soils through woodlands, thickets and shrubland. For further information view the Corrigin Wildflower Drive brochure or call into the Corrigin Community Resource Centre.
Gorge Rock
Located 20kms from town, Gorge Rock is a natural rock pool which was once the local swimming hole (before the Olympic pool was constructed in town). A walk to the top offers spectacular panoramic views of the Corrigin countryside and the area provides a good rest stop for travellers with parking and picnic facilities. Many native animals and birds inhabit the surrounding natural bushland.
