The Coalfields Museum provides a unique glimpse into Collie’s early days. The museum is housed in the historic buildings of the 1900 and 1930 Road Board offices. Taking pride of …

The Coalfields Museum provides a unique glimpse into Collie’s early days. The museum is housed in the historic buildings of the 1900 and 1930 Road Board offices. Taking pride of …
The old coal arch was relocated from Western No.1 underground mine entrance in 1999 and is one of the few surviving examples of a mine entrance on the Collie coalfields. …
This is the only remaining bridge crossing from the very early days of Collie. Construction of the original bridge commenced on this site in 1900 and was replaced in 1967 …
Fishing is a great way to relax and enjoy the great outdoors. Perch, trout and marron can all be found in Collie’s dams and streams. Spend a relaxing afternoon on …
Collie Golf Club offers a first class enjoyable golf experience to members and visitors alike. An exhilarating, challenging course characterized by tree-lined doglegs, punishing rough and fast, true grass greens. …
Opened in 1971 and run by volunteers, the ‘Make Smoking History’ Collie Speedway runs every second Friday night of the months October through to March. This season sees all the …
Located only 3km south of Collie townsite on Mungalup Road, this wide stretch of the Collie River is a beautiful and tranquil spot for swimming, fishing and canoeing. Take a …
The Collie Mine Worker’s Memorial local town Swimming Pool was built in November 1964. The outdoor pool which is one of the few 50m outdoor pools in the South West …
A great variety of mountain bike, walking and dual use tracks and trails can be found in the Collie region. There’s bound to be something to suit, whether you’re an …
The Collie Motorplex is located 14km east of Collie on Powerhouse Road. The facility is a not for profit organisation operated by a Management Committee. The complex caters for drifting, …