About Ferguson Valley
Ferguson Valley is a scenic rural valley in the Shire of Dardanup in Western Australia's South West, located inland from Bunbury between Dardanup and Wellington National Park. Known for its rolling farmland, vineyards, orchards and jarrah forests, it forms part of the Geographe Wine Region. The valley is notable for the Ferguson Valley Wine Trail, art studios, local produce and the famous Gnomesville collection, attracting visitors for scenic drives and food and wine experiences.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a tranquil rural landscape of rolling green hills, farmland, vineyards, orchards and jarrah forest along a scenic driving route. The valley is dotted with cellar doors, boutique wineries, breweries, cafes, art studios and galleries forming the Ferguson Valley Art Trail, plus farm gates selling local produce. Key stops include Gnomesville, a large collection of garden gnomes, and lookouts over the valley. The area is best explored by car with stops for tastings, art, photography and short walks near Wellington National Park.
Key highlights
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Scenic Ferguson Valley driving route through farmland and forest
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Ferguson Valley Wine Trail with Geographe wine region cellar doors
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Gnomesville - large community collection of garden gnomes
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Ferguson Valley Art Trail with studios and galleries
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