S&R Orchard Blossom Festival, Walliston

Being hills residents, we’d always heard about the popular blossom festival on our doorstep, but never visited. At S&R Orchard Blossom Festival in Walliston, this year the festival is held over three weeks (Sept 2nd to 25^th). For $12 per adult and $5 for children over the age of 3 take a walk amongst the beautiful family-run orchard amongst the pink and white flowers. Parking tickets for Saturdays and Sundays must be pre-purchased online.

The festival is on each day, with most of the activities that grandkids may enjoy (tractor rides, bouncy castle, farm animals etc) are free. If you’re looking at avoiding crowds, it may be quieter to visit on a weekday.

There are many other photo-worthy spots to take a photo by, pink pianos, a telephone booth and other props scattered around the orchard.

It’s a lovely spot to take a wander, and have a little fun!

The aromatic peach and nectarine orchard is a beautiful place to enjoy. You are welcome to take a picnic along, as well as your pets.

There are 20 food vans on wekkends. The Blossom Festival gets very busy, so be prepared to queue, particularly on weekends. Parking is limited, so there may be a walk involved too. Portaloos are on site.

Pic Credit: Buggybuddys

S&R Orchard in Wallison is 25 minutes’ drive from Perth’s city centre. Popular venues Masonmill, Core Cider House, and La Fattoria are close by, as well as Kalamunda Town and Lesmurdie Falls. Be sure enjoy a spring outing in the Perth Hills!

S&R Orchard Blossom Festival is found at 46 Halleendale Road, Walliston.

Find out more information on their Facebook page.

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Stella is loving retirement! Besides her loves of gardening, reading and painting, she adores spending time with her family and being out and about in Perth. Living in the Perth Hills, her time is often spent brunching with her husband at one of Kalamunda’s many cafes or enjoying a food platter over a glass of wine at a Bickley Valley winery.