Gnomesville

Such a fun place to explore! There needs to be a community clean up day though as sadly so many are damaged from wild weather and age.. maybe a mural collage with the broken pieces on the toilet block wall with cement and love???

We enjoyed gnomesville on a quieter day in winter. It was nice to be able to walk around and explore without too many people so would reccomend going in winter during a weekday. We brought a gnome with us to place which definitely adds to the experience. If you visit yourself, have a look for our gnome pat!

I recently had the opportunity to visit Gnomesville, and it was truly an amazing experience! Gnomesville is a unique attraction located in Western Australia that features a collection of thousands of gnomes, all gathered together in a beautiful natural setting.From the moment I arrived, I was struck by the whimsical and magical atmosphere of Gnomesville. The gnomes are scattered throughout the area, occupying trees, rocks, and other natural features, creating a sense of enchantment and wonder.As I explored the area, I couldn't help but feel a sense of childlike joy and excitement. Everywhere I looked, there were gnomes of all shapes and sizes, engaged in a variety of activities, from playing music to fishing to reading books.One of the highlights of my visit was interacting with the gnomes themselves. Many of the gnomes have been decorated and personalized by visitors, creating a sense of community and connection. I was able to leave my own gnome as a memento of my visit, and it was a wonderful feeling to contribute to this collective experience.Another great aspect of Gnomesville was the natural beauty of the surrounding area. The attraction is situated in a picturesque valley, surrounded by trees and rolling hills, making for a peaceful and relaxing environment.Overall, visiting Gnomesville was an amazing experience that I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a unique and memorable adventure. Whether you are a gnome enthusiast or simply looking for something fun and different to do, Gnomesville is an attraction that is sure to delight and inspire.

Such a cool place, no shops or entry fee. Just an incredible collection of gnomes from all around the world. Look at the gnomes, read the stories, great visit

Welcome to Gnomesville West Australia, where hundreds of Gnomes live in the Australian bush. Such a unique and magical place to spend some time wondering around the local Gnome inhabitants. Entry into this strange spot if free. Around 2 and a quarter hours from the city of Perth I visited Gnomesville for the first time today and I was delighted to walk around and visit with these colourful little beings. Many left by local visitors however there are also some from international guests too. Great for families. I recommend taking water and maybe a snack as there isn't anywhere arojnd to purchase anything. Follow the instructions, take any rubbish away with you. A beautiful place for young and old to enjoy.

What a wonderland of gnomes. Hugh number of collections, all types. It will blow your mind the enormity of the now collection. A must do - estimate 10000 gnomes of all types and sizes and still growing.Great access and parking plus toilets at location.

Amazing amount of Knomes.Enchanting and a lovely spot to stop.I wish I knew before hand that we would be stopping here.I would of prepared a knome to be homed here as well.There are knomes from all over the world and plenty of locals.There are grottos, a little river and paths for you to explore.Sitting benches and logs of fallen trees are good resting those weary legs.Some areas are not wheelchair accessible.Map of the area is also there. Great info on what else to do.Toilets are on-site.Small parking area and not sealed.

Quirky place to stop and look. Probably wouldn’t drive too far out of the way to see it, but if you’re in the area worth the stop. There are toilets but it’s a drop toilet.