Merredin Tourist Park in Merredin, Western Australia | Camp site

Merredin Tourist Park

Locality: Merredin, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9041 1535

Address: 2 Oats Street 6415 Merredin, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.merredintouristpark.com.au

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24.01.2022 Welcoming Vicki & Tony to the team today. Wishing you both fun times at a great little park and plenty of day off explorations in the wonderful Wheatbelt around us.

24.01.2022 Hope you're all keeping cool in the February heat everyone. The pool has been looking really nice lately!!

23.01.2022 It's been a huge week at our sister park in Walpole with the Northcliffe fires so close. We hear there's been a lot of smoke haze around but all is safe and okay down there.

21.01.2022 Merredin Tourist Park is the perfect spot to stop and take a rest while travelling through Western Australia. With large units, drive-through caravan sites, a pool and much much more! Book your summer resting spot today!

21.01.2022 Looking for a rest point when visiting the Wave Rock? Merredin Tourist Park offers safe and secure caravan and camping sites at a great rate #merredin #mywheatbelt #caravanlife #amazingwa #waverock

20.01.2022 Looking for somewhere to stop and stretch your legs and maybe grab a bite to eat? #mywheatbelt

20.01.2022 We've had a few enquiries via Facebook and over the phone recently asking why we don't fog for mosquitoes (and what we're doing about it). In a nutshell: We fee...l fogging is harmful to some wildlife, ineffective and expensive. We bait instead. For fogging to be effective, it needs to be done at dawn or dusk (mosquitoes have to be airborne at the time of the fogging) and because it targets adult flying mosquitoes - not the larvae or the wrigglers - it needs to be done every 2-3 days to attack the new adult mosquitoes. Fogging is also indiscriminate - it will kill the airborne mosquitoes, but it will also kill bees and butterflies; it will kill tadpoles, frogs and fish wherever the fog settles on water; and it can be counter-productive because it can also harm the animals that feed on mosquitoes. So, you kill off the adult mosquitoes, but 3 days later you've got the babies all grown up - except the things that would normally keep mosquito levels down by eating them have also been affected. For us to start fogging, we would be required to hold public consultations and tell you each time we were spraying so that you can choose to avoid being in it, if you have fishponds you would need to cover them until the fog dissipates, and if you keep bees in town you'd need to move your hives out of the townsite. What we do instead is to engage Local Pest Control to carry out mosquito baiting in our drains. The baiting targets the wrigglers. We've been baiting every 3 weeks since September 2014, and Local Pest Control were due to begin another round of baiting today. Baiting is more targeted, less harmful and exceedingly more cost effective. We also need you to help with the mosquito control in your own backyards and businesses. Mosquitoes can breed in as little as one teaspoon of warm, stagnant water. We need to tackle these collectively as a community to be able to stop mosquitoes at the source. Our Environmental Health Officer intends to visit all the businesses in the industrial estate about the issue in the coming weeks and will be happy to help you identify breeding hotspots on your land; Local Pest Control (9041 2018) are also available to help. (Artwork taken from mosquito.org)

19.01.2022 Well folks, news for the week, Neil, Cass & Nomad are on the move with this weekend their last as Management here. They are heading for our sister park in Walpole to help out for a little bit and will be back here in March for a little while as well. If you happen to see them and their rig 'Slowly But Surely', give a wave to our wandering nomads!

19.01.2022 With a long weekend coming up at the end of September now is a good time to book yourself a spot at Merredin Tourist Park. Call our friendly staff on 08 9041 1535 to book a camping/caravan spot or accommodation unit!

18.01.2022 The Meckering earthquake was 52 years ago today at 10.58am. Luckily it was a public holiday which potentially saved lives. It had a magnitude of 6.5 (recalculat...ed from 6.8). A very memorable or rather forgettable day for many. This railway line is a reminder of the power of nature. Instagram.com/amandakendle . . . #meckering #meckeringearthquake #earthquake #wheatbeltwa #goldenpipelineheritagetrail ##naturaldisaster #thisiswa #westernaustralia See more

15.01.2022 Some great news for those wanting a swim!

15.01.2022 It may just be the ocd coming out in me but the number 39 likes is driving me nuts.... Any chance of sharing the page so I can get it up to an even number.. or even a 50 before the end of the week?

14.01.2022 How beautiful is our Wheatbelt region?

14.01.2022 The "Wheatbelt Way" is named after the region which is named for the wheat that is grown, which was the main agricultural product in the early history of Wester...n Australia's development - today many other crops are also produced. Sometimes it is a little confusing as such a large area of inland Western Australia is known as "the Wheatbelt" (42 Shire’s in total make up the Wheatbelt region)! The Wheatbelt Way Drive Trail covers the Shire of Wyalkatchem, Shire of Koorda, Shire of Dowerin, Shire of Mt Marshall, Shire of Mukinbudin, Shire of Nungarin, Shire of Trayning and Shire of Westonia. The Wheatbelt is arid with low levels of underground water, making agriculture largely reliant on the rainfall. Right now the landscape is turning from green to gold with all the wheat crops ripening and will soon be ready to harvest. We can't wait to share with you pictures of the upcoming harvest! #mywheatbelt

12.01.2022 Some good news for those wanting to travel

10.01.2022 We're a sucker for wildflowers and dogs Mans best friend in nature, it doesn't get much better does it? If you missed out on seeing the beauty of our everla...stings this wildflower season, make sure you put a reminder in your calendar for next year! There's always something different to see when you #wonderoutyonder in #wildflowercountry (IG) @maryannebowden Mullewa Visitor Centre Australia's Golden Outback Australia's Coral Coast PerthNow

07.01.2022 A little bit of rain never hurt the farmers of the area! From summer heat to summer rain haha

06.01.2022 The brand new Wheatbelt Way is a fascinating 4 day experience starting in Dowerin, spanning 800 kilometres via 24 interpretive sites. The Wheatbelt is an area t...hat boasts a rich and extensive history, charming and friendly people and a diverse and truly Australian landscape. Along the way you’ll take in stunning natural surrounds, sites of historical significance, and the laid-back country atmosphere of the Wheatbelt. More information and Trail Map can be found http://www.wheatbeltway.com.au/

03.01.2022 As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to have an increased impact in our community, we felt it was important to connect with you directly to share more about the steps we are taking to help keep our visitors and team members safe and healthy. Whether you are traveling now or in the future, we want you to know that your safety and well-being are our first priority. In recent weeks, we have increased the frequency of our daily cleaning schedule and have also enhanced the dee...p cleaning of our facilities, including sanitising high touch areas such as camp kitchens, play areas, room keys, guest & common areas as well as our reception area. We have also added additional hand sanitizer and cleansing wipes in our facilities for use by both our team members and visitors and are ensuring our team has the information they need to stay healthy. All team members have been mandated to stay home if they aren't feeling well. We have increased signage and awareness around the Tourist Park of the importance of cleaning equipment and surfaces as well as personal hygiene. Based on the information we have received, our own preparedness, and the current state of our operations, our Tourist Park remains open for business and our team stands ready to serve you. Carefully following Government issued advice, Merredin Tourist Park will amend our procedures as needed. Thank you for your continued support and loyalty to Merredin Tourist Park. Any visitors or customers with queries should contact Merredin Tourist Park on 08 9041 1535 or email: [email protected]

02.01.2022 Gorgeous or what!!

01.01.2022 Great news! our road is now completely sealed :)