Tammin

184 kilometres east of Perth

The wheatbelt town of Tammin is located two hours' drive east of Perth. It derives its name from a small marsupial found in the area, the Tammar.

The huge wheat silos, which dominate the town's skyline, were the first concrete silos built in Australia.

Hunts Well is a historical site located a few kilometres south of the town. Explorer Charles Hunt built wells and dams along his early exploration route which opened up the goldfields for future stockmen and other explorers.

An unusual granite outcrop is located 26 kilometres north of Tammin, 341 metres high it provides good climbing.

Charles Gardiner National Park, with an area of 600 hectares, is best viewed during spring and winter when it is ablaze with wildflowers. 

Accommodation is available at the hotel, which also supplies meals.

For more information visit www.tammin.wa.gov.au/

Food

Peak Service Station

Great Eastern Highway
Tammin  WA  6409
Phone: +61 8 9637 1200

Opening Times:

24 Hours

Tammin Hotel

Great Eastern Highway
Tammin  WA  6409
Phone: +61 8 9637 1777

Kitchen closed Monday

Tuesday & Wednesday
Lunch: 12pm - 2pm
Dinner: 6pm - 8:30pm

Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Lunch: 12pm - 2pm
Dinner: 6pm - 9pm

Fuel

Peak Service Station

Great Eastern Highway
Tammin  WA  6409
Phone: +61 8 9637 1200

Opening Times:

24 Hours

• Tammin Water Feature
• Tammin Stage and Performers.