| Attractions | Details |
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| Dryandra Country Visitor Centre | Local tourist information and Gift Shop http://www.dryandratourism.org.au/ Corner of Park & Fairwar Streets, Narrogin |
| Narrogin Regional Library | Open 10am-6pm Fortune Street, Narrogin 6312 Ph: 98811751 |
| Church Square | Speciality shops built of rammed earth around old Baptist Church Fortune Street, Narrogin |
| Gnarojin Park | Heritage theme park which meanders alongside Narrogin Creek and incorporates BBQ facilities, toilets and children’s playground Corner of Kipling & Gordon Streets, Narrogin |
| Restoration Group | Working and static displays of agriculture machinery and stationary engines Ph: 9883 6361 or 9881 2747 or 9881 6760 Open 3rd Sunday in the Month and by Appointment Federal Street, Narrogin http://www.narroginrestorationgroup.com.au/ |
| Old Courthouse | Information, arts and crafts and museum exhibits Open Mon-Fri 10:00am-4:00pm, Sat 10:00am-12:00pm Corner of Earl and Egerton Streets, Narrogin |
| Art Gallery | Located in the Town Hall complex the Art Gallery features displays of local and visiting artists’ work and the exhibitions change on a regular basis. Open Tues-Fri 10am TO 4pm SAT 10am - 12pm Federal Street, Narrogin |
| Butter Factory | Grand old building restored to its former glory. Although it is privately owned, detail of its architecture can be seen from the roadside Federal Street, Narrogin |
| Railway Dam | Now a passive recreation area with pleasant walking trails, BBQ & Picnic facilities. Mokine Road, off Great Southern Highway (South) |
| Memorial Park | The memorial was designed to resemble a Greek temple and was dedicated in 1923. The names of all those from the district who died in the two world wars are recorded within the pavilion. Williams Road, Narrogin |
| Foxes Lair | Wildflower paradise, many good walk trails and picnic areas at all times of the year. Williams Road (Opposite the Caravan Park) |
| Yilliminning Rock | Native flora and fauna picnic and walk trails with great views of the surrounding countryside. Approximately 18 kilometres east of Narrogin on Harrismith Road |
| Mackie Park | Centrally located along the main street, bench seating, toilets and parenting rooms. Federal Street, Narrogin |
| Narrogin Nursery Café & Gallery | Incorporates an art gallery, coffee shop and gift wares with commercial plant nursery. Ph:98811971 Email: brown@treko.net.au Open 7days a week Federal Street, Narrogin |
| Dryandra Woodland | One of the last woodlands in Western Australia-Picnics, walk trails, Barna Mia viewing enclosure, wildlife and native flora Approximately 29 kilometres north west of Narrogin on the Narrogin-Wandering Road |
| Narrogin Leisure Centre | A modern facility incorporating a myriad sports, including an indoor and outdoor aquatic centre, indoor basketball and netball courts, a synthetic hockey turf, a gymnasium, squash courts and much more. Clayton Road, Narrogin |
| Festivals, Shows and Carnivals | Throughout the year Narrogin plays host to various sporting, agriculture or cultural events providing a wonderful insight into the town’s lifestyle. For further information on these events and others in the region contact Narrogin and Districts’ Tourist Bureau, Located in the Old Courthouse Museum, Egerton Street, Narrogin |
| Narrogin Community Garden | Lot 1721 Hale Street Narrogin. Contact No. - 0474 438 154 Website: gnarojincommunitygarden.webs.com |
| Downderry Wines | Downderry Wines is situated at Lot 2 Graham Road (off Tarwonga Road) Dumberning via Narrogin. Ph: 0427814903 & 0429814903 Website: http://www.downderrywines.com/ |
Things to do and Places to see in and around Narrogin.
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