The tiny township of Badgingarra lies in the center of some of the most prolific wildflower areas of WA.
Badgingarra National Park was established with the prime aim of protecting the wildflowers which grow there is abundance. The two kilometer Badgingarrra Nature Trail takes in some of the most attractive areas in pleasant 90-minute walk.
Just 11km south of Badgingarra, the Waddi Wildflower and Emu Farms offer a distinctive “Australian” experience.
The Waddi Farm property is licensed to farm emus as a commercial venture. Visitors can take guided tours of the emu chick pens and buy a range of emu leather goods.
Wildflowers are grown commercially at Waddi Farms, but also occur naturally on the property. Marked nature trails enable visitors to view the flowers and experience the bush land environment, Waddi Farms also offers chalet accommodation, a restaurant, a caravan park, barbecue and picnic facilities.
Waddi Farms is located off the Brand Highway—turnoff at Koohay Road.
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