Dumbleyung is a historical farming town, located 267 kilometres south-east of Perth and is best known for its grain and livestock produce. The township was originally gazetted in 1906; however, pioneers began arriving in the district as early as 1875. Dumbleyung is now a rural service town to the surrounding shire and has all the necessary amenities for travellers passing through the area including a post office, tavern, library and general store.

Stubbs Park, located on Bahrs Road, offers parking for up to 72 hours at no charge. A dump point, potable water and toilets are located at the site, and pets are welcome on leads. Casual parking in the town centre can be found on Bennett Street opposite the swimming pool.

The nearby Lake Dumbleyung is the largest open lake in Western Australia’s south-west and is a haven for many varieties of water birds. Donald Campbell received fame in 1964 for breaking the world water speed record, in his boat ‘Bluebird’, and today, a replica of Donald’s boat can be found in town and is a major tourist attraction. 

Tourist/Visitor Centre       

Shire of Dumbleyung

Cnr Harvey & Dawson St,

Dumbleyung WA

P: 08 9863 4012

www.dumbleyung.wa.gov.au 

Casual Parking       

Bennett St, Dumbleyung

Short & Long Term Parking           

Stubbs Park, Bahrs Rd, 72hr, potable water, dump point, tlts, pets on lead, nil cost

Dump Point  

Stubbs Park, Bahrs Rd, Dumbleyung

Potable Water          

Stubbs Park, Bahrs Rd, Dumbleyung

Hospital        

Dawson St, Dumbleyung, ph 08 9863 5222

Doctors Surgery     

No Dr, local ambulance based on Harvey St

Pharmacy     

Scripts can be organised through general store

Supermarket            

Dumbleyung General Store & Post office, Bennett St, Dumbleyung, ph 08 9863 4101