Where to Find Canola Fields in Perth

If you’re looking for a picturesque spot to visit, look no further than the beautiful canola fields. These bright yellow fields are a stunning sight to behold and make for a great day trip or weekend getaway. But where exactly can you find them in Perth?

Canola fields are typically in full bloom from late August to early November. The fields are scattered throughout the countryside, with many located in the Avon Valley and Wheatbelt regions.

It’s worth noting that while the canola fields are beautiful, they are also a vital part of Western Australia’s agriculture industry. Canola is a cash crop, and the fields are harvested for their oil-rich seeds, which are used in cooking and other food products.

Locations in Perth to View Canola Fields

If you are looking for a picturesque view of canola fields, Perth has several locations that offer stunning views. Here are some of the best locations to view canola fields in Perth.

York

York is a historic town located 97km east of Perth. During spring, the town transforms into a sea of yellow as the canola fields bloom. You can take a leisurely drive along the Great Southern Highway to enjoy the view.

Northam

Northam is a charming town located 97km northeast of Perth. During spring, the town’s countryside is covered with a blanket of yellow as the canola fields come into bloom. The best way to view the canola fields is by taking a scenic drive along the Great Eastern Highway. You can also take a hot air balloon ride to get a panoramic view of the fields.

Toodyay

Toodyay is a historic town located 85km northeast of Perth. During spring, the town’s surrounding countryside is covered with a carpet of yellow as the canola fields bloom. You can take a leisurely drive along the Toodyay Road to enjoy the view.

Chittering Valley

Another great spot to see canola fields is at the Chittering Valley. This area is home to a number of farms and orchards, and during the spring months, the fields are ablaze with the bright yellow blooms of canola. You can take a scenic drive through the valley, stop at one of the local farms to pick up some fresh produce, or even go on a hike to take in the stunning natural beauty of the area.

When visiting canola fields in Perth, it is important to remember that the bright yellow flowers are to be admired from the fence line only. It is unlawful to trespass a farmer’s field without their consent. Additionally, it is important to remember that these fields are actively used for farming purposes, and unauthorized entry can lead to contamination and destruction of the canola crop.

Canola Fields at PetTeet Park York

One of the best places to view the Canola fields is PetTeet Park, a 100-acre farm located between York and Beverley. Due to the increasing number of tourists and visitors walking through canola fields and unintentionally damaging the crops, the owners of PetTeet Park have set aside a 20 square meter area of canola specifically for tourists to explore and take photos without causing any harm to the rest of the crop or spreading disease.

Entry is $20 per adult and $15 for children and pensioners, children under 5 are free, CASH ONLY. A family pass for 2 adults and 2 children is $50. Open Saturday & Sunday 10am – 4pm from 31st August 2024. Last entry is 3.30pm.

Read the Buggybuddys review of PetTeet Park

Whether you decide to visit the canola fields in York, Northam or the Chittering Valley you are sure to have an unforgettable experience. So, grab your camera and head out to one of these locations to witness the beauty of the canola fields for yourself.

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