A Maze'n Margaret River offers a half-hectare giant hedge maze, mini golf and five hectares of gardens, games and family facilities. It is currently completing annual garden maintenance and reopens September 12, 2026.
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Western Australia seasonal attraction guide
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PetTeet Park is a small family farm in Western Australia's Wheatbelt offering seasonal pick-your-own sunflower and canola fields alongside small animals to pet, free-range eggs and handcrafted soap sold at the gate. Opening dates are announced via Instagram and Facebook once the crop blooms. Exact 2026 season dates were not published on the operator's site at time of check.
The Paddock Crooked Brook is a seasonal sunflower field on a family dairy farm near Dardanup. It typically opens for a short January bloom window, but its former website now returns an error and 2027 visitor dates and prices have not been announced.
Harvey Farm Barn is a working farm south of Perth offering seasonal flower fields, with sunflowers as its main summer attraction alongside train rides, guided tours and seedling-planting workshops for families. Sunflower farm tours run through late January (Australian summer), with dedicated pick-your-own days immediately afterward before the field closes. Other blooms such as zinnias and cosmos appear at different points in the year.
A small pick-your-own sunflower field planted by artist Jennifer Goerling on her family's sheep farm north of Boyup Brook, Western Australia. It opened to the public for the first time in January 2025 on select days, charging $10 per bucket of self-cut sunflowers. Whether it continues as an annual event in 2026 has not been confirmed.
Amaze Miniature Park at Barragup has a 1,000-square-metre hedge maze among miniature buildings, model trains and landscaped gardens. Admission also includes mini golf, Lego displays, playground activities and pedal cars.
An interactive, hands-on animal farm near Busselton in Western Australia's South West, relocated to Ludlow after 23 years in Margaret River. Visitors can pat, feed and bottle-feed hundreds of farm and some native animals, including kangaroos, alpacas, donkeys and emus. It is open daily year-round, making it a reliable family outing regardless of season.
Perth's Outback Splash in Bullsbrook combines year-round dry attractions—including timber, hedge, tyre and puzzle mazes—with seasonal pools and water slides. Its 2026/27 general-admission season runs September 26-April 26, with date-specific hours and online prices.
Yallingup Maze & Mini Golf combines a large timber maze with an 18-hole course, nature playground and puzzle café. The maze is wheelchair- and pram-friendly; leashed dogs may use the lawn but not the maze or golf course.
The Australian Rose Maze at Kodja Place uses 1,400 Australian-bred roses, mosaics and pergolas to tell the stories of three Kojonup women. The maze is free or by donation and remains accessible even outside visitor-centre hours.