Northam
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Western Australia's largest inland town, serving as a hub for the Avon Valley farmlands. The Avon River flows through town and is a beautiful river where you can see plenty of native Australian birdlife and Australian gum trees.
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Welcome to Northam
The tranquility of the countryside around Northam will leave you feeling rested and peaceful.
Northam is an inland town situated in the wheatbelt area of the Experience Perth tourist region. Northam is surrounded by the undulating countryside of the Avon Valley and the Avon River meanders through the town. Northam is one of the largest towns in the local area. One of the best ways to get to Northam is to hire a car from Perth Airport.
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THINGS TO SEE IN NORTHAM
HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR FAVOURITE LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Hot Air Ballooning
Experience the peace and tranquility of lighter than air flight over Western Australia in one of the most picturesque valleys in the country. Join the team at either Windward Balloon Adventures or Liberty Balloon Flights. A great chance to view the spectacular Avon Valley at a completely new level, at any time of day. Our favourite times are at a fresh sunrise or peaceful sunset.
The Avon River
This beautiful river meanders its way through Northam and is fringed by grassy banks and shady trees, providing numerous spots for picnics. Home to Australian birdlife and also European White Swans. The pedestrian bridge which spans the river is the longest of its kind in Australia.
Morby Cottage
Built in 1836 by John Morrell, the founder of Northam. The cottage was Northam's first church and school but has now been lovingly restored and converted into a museum which showcases the colourful history of the town and surrounding areas. Another piece of yesteryear well worth a visit.
Old Railway Station
The magnificent building of the Old Railway Station used to be the hub of activity and the main entry point into Northam during the 19th and 20th centuries. Listed with the Australian National Trust, the building has been restored and converted into an interesting museum.