Gnomesville

Tourist attraction · Dardanup

Gnomesville

Tourist attraction · Dardanup

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LOT 4059 Wellington Mill Rd, Wellington Mill WA 6236, Australia

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Thousands of donated gnomes create a whimsical, magical village experience  

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LOT 4059 Wellington Mill Rd, Wellington Mill WA 6236, Australia Get directions

gnomesville.com.au
@gnomesville.com.au

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LOT 4059 Wellington Mill Rd, Wellington Mill WA 6236, Australia Get directions

gnomesville.com.au
@gnomesville.com.au

Features

restroom
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom

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Oct 26, 2025

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The Ultimate List of Wonderfully Specific Museums

"Lawn gnomes are a classic symbol of kitschy yard decorations, but most people are content to have just one of the little creatures posted up in their yards. Australia’s Gnomesville, a collection of thousands of the weird little statuettes set up on a roundabout is whole different beast entirely. The community of silent dwarves actually began as a whimsical protest some 20 years ago. As the Gnomesville website explains, a small bit of land in Ferguson Valley was annexed by the local government to create a roundabout. Despite an outcry from the nearby residents, the roundabout was installed, and tensions simmered. Then at some point, a gnome appeared. at first there as just one in a tree hollow, but after a few months, there were around 20. The collection continued to grow as visitors and locals alike came and dropped off their own little statues. In the decades since their first appearance the army of gnomes had exploded into the thousands. For a time, theft and vandalism stunted the growth of the little population, but today the site is fairly well respected and continues to grow as people bring their own gnomes to add to the community. There are so many gnomes now in Gnomesville, that in some spots they are even grouped up into little neighborhoods, where gnomes of the same color or attitude are placed together. Visit Gnomesville, but be sure to bring a new resident." - ATLAS_OBSCURA

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Lorry Rule

Google
Such a unique little place hidden amongst the trees in the middle of Fergusson Valley. Wander the trails and spot the weird and wonderful gnomes in their natural habitat. Bring one along marked with name and anniversary or special date to leave behind. Its fun to re visit and find your gnome again!

Crian Mackenzie

Google
First we were aware of it was as we drove past and said "What the". The kids would love it, particularly the youngens. We thought it was pretty good as well. A small parking area, but not a lot of room if you have a van. It does meander for a good 300+m, so take your time. Bring a gnome and find a home. There would be 10 000 + gnomes in various poses and groups. Plenty of space for wheelchairs, and there are toilets as well.

b yourself

Google
A fun little adventure around hundreds if not thousands of gnomes. Some are looking very weather worn. Some are broken but it seems a popular place for people to visit.

Victoria Court

Google
I absolutely loved this place. I was lucky enough to stumble upon it during my road trip through Western Australia. It’s truly magical — like a little village full of elves, magic, and fairies. Stepping into it feels like entering a whole other world… a wonderful, dreamy, and enchanted one. If the gnomes invite you in, honour them with your presence." 🌸🌻💜✨️🧚🏽‍♀️🦋

Paul Tooze (No Journey Too Small)

Google
I thought that this sounded like an interesting place to ride from Dardanup and what a surprise when I got there! I wasn’t prepared for the amazing volume of Gnomes, of all different shapes, sizes and arrangements, hilariously different. Whilst kids will love this place for sure, adults will enjoy it too. There’s some funny messages, family visits from far away. I now need to find my own Gnomes to donate!

Margaret Bourne

Google
Who could not love this place. Brings a smile to your face. To think it all started with 1. I must say we added 2 more ☺️. Was worth a stop

Trish Taplin

Google
Great place to visit, doesn't cost anything so worth it. You can bring a gnome to add to collection or just look at all of them, sooo many

Vidya Sudheer

Google
Gnormsville was a wonderful experience with a wide variety of gnomes, each one unique and some looking incredibly real! Great weather made it even better. A fun and charming spot that kids will definitely enjoy!