About Golden Valley Tree Park
Golden Valley Tree Park is a 60-hectare arboretum located 2 km south of Balingup in the Shire of Donnybrook-Balingup, Western Australia. Established from 1981, it is the largest arboretum in Western Australia. The park contains extensive Australian and World collections of trees on the slopes above the Balingup Brook, and is notable for seasonal autumn colour, spring blossoms, walking trails and heritage farm buildings.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a landscaped arboretum set on a hillside overlooking the Balingup valley with marked walking trails through Australian and international tree collections. The park features open parkland, mature deciduous and eucalypt plantings, seasonal colour displays, picnic and barbecue areas, information shelters and the heritage Golden Valley Homestead precinct. Trails are mostly gravel and natural surfaces with valley views, suitable for self-guided walks, photography and picnicking.
Key highlights
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Largest arboretum in Western Australia covering 60 hectares
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World Collection and Australian Collection with diverse tree species
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Spectacular autumn foliage display from April to May
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Spring blossoms and wildflowers from September to November
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Heritage Golden Valley Homestead and farm buildings precinct