Koolanooka Springs

Koolanooka Springs is a natural permanent spring and small nature reserve located about 12 kilometres east of Morawa in Western Australia's Mid West region, at the base of the Koolanooka Hills. Fed by groundwater, it forms a small oasis with pools, granite outcrops and surrounding woodland. Notable for its reliable water, wildflower displays in season, and Aboriginal and pastoral heritage, it is a quiet stop on the Wildflower Way tourist route.

Visitors can expect a small, tranquil bush reserve centred on a permanent spring and pools surrounded by eucalypt woodland and granite rocks at the foot of the Koolanooka Hills. The site has a short bush walk, picnic area with tables and information signage, and open woodland that is notable for wildflowers in winter and spring. There are no built attractions or shops; the experience is nature-based sightseeing, photography and short walks in a quiet rural setting.