Shackleton

212 kilometres south east of Perth

Renowned for being the town with the ‘smallest bank’ Shackleton is situated on the Quairading – Bruce Rock road between those two towns. The Bank is a three by four metre weatherboard building used as a Bank Agency until 1997. It started life as an Infant Health Centre in Bruce Rock and was moved to the town in the 1930’s for use by the Agricultural Bank.

Visit the Shackleton Memorial Hall which houses the Visitors, art & discovery centre.  To view collect the key from the General Store.

A rest area with picnic tables is available in the town.

Arts & Crafts

Steves Art Studio Sculpture Trail    
Paintings, Garden Art and Sculptures created by local artist, Steven Van den Ende can be viewed while visiting  the sculpture park trail which is surrounded by established gardens.

Address: Cnr of Jermyn and Parry Streets, Shackleton
Phone: 0408 162 688
Open Display
Admission: Free

Food

Shackleton General Store, Cafe, Post Office
Jermyn Street
Shackleton
Phone: (08) 9064 1082
Open: Monday – Friday 8am – 5pm

Shackleton Districts Club
Jermyn Street
Shackleton
Phone: (08) 9064 1146
Email: shackletonclub@gmail.com

Meals available Tuesday – Sunday 6pm – 9pm (closing time may vary)