Pelham Reserve

Nestled atop the hills of Toodyay, Pelham Reserve is a sprawling Shire-managed Reserve spanning over 50 hectares of blossoming natural beauty that provides easily accessible walking opportunities.

With its steep and hilly terrain, visitors enjoy stunning views over the town and can relish peaceful walks through 6 kilometers of signposted tracks. Nature lovers will find themselves in awe of the York Gum and Jam Woodland with Wandoo Woodland in the southern corner. The reserve is a habitat to a wide range of flora and fauna, making it an ideal spot for nature walks and bird watching. From the main lookout, visitors can relish breathtaking views of the Avon Valley and the town below. And in the spring season, the slopes of Pelham Reserve come alive with vibrant pink frosting Everlasting flowers.

The reserve also has an array of facilities to ensure visitors have a comfortable and enjoyable experience. At the main lookout, there are ample parking areas, picnic spots, toilet facilities, and the James Drummond Memorial. Visitors can relax with their families or friends, savoring the bird calls, and endless scenic views.

History buffs will find Pelham Reserve rich in history as it boasts of many World War II features of interest, giving visitors an opportunity to learn about its past. The site also houses a dam and spillway linked to Toodyay's original water supply, providing information about the town’s water supply over the years.

Pelham Reserve is open throughout the year, but the best time to visit is during spring (September to November) when the Pink Everlasting flowers are in full bloom, and the reserve is adorned with vibrant colors.

Pelham Reserve is located on Reservoir Road, just 1.5km from the