Welcome

to Shire of Narembeen

Visit Narembeen

Discover Narembeen, from wildflower trails and farming landscapes to local history and community events, your perfect destination, adventure awaits.

Things to See and Do

Step into a 400-hectare wildlife haven where rare and reintroduced species thrive. Wander the walk trails, enjoy a picnic among seasonal wildflowers, and discover the native animals that call this sanctuary home. Night tours offer a unique chance to experience the bush after dark.

The Narembeen Hawk

Marvel at the iconic Narembeen Hawk sculpture at the entrance of the Recreation Centre. Created by local artist Jordan Sprigg, the piece features a 2.5m wingspan and 1,000 individually cut feathers crafted from recycled metal, making it a stunning symbol of local artistry and community pride.

Walker Lake – Walk Trails

Feeling energetic? Explore Narembeen’s natural beauty just south of the townsite at Walker Lake, a scenic spot with abundant water in summer.

Visit - Grain Discovery Centre

Explore the fascinating story of grain growing in Western Australia.

Morning Coffee Club

Join on us the 2nd Wednesday of every month for a morning of activities, coffee and morning tea

Latest News

Narembeen Health and Wellbeing Survey 2026

Posted 11 February 2026

The Narembeen Community Wellbeing Plan is being updated and we would love your input.

Narembeen Health and Wellbeing Survey 2026

Posted 11 February 2026

The Narembeen Community Wellbeing Plan is being updated and we would love your input.

Community Satisfaction Survey 2026

Posted 4 February 2026

We Want Your Feedback! The Shire values your feedback and wants to hear what’s working well and...

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Upcoming Events

Feb 11 to Dec 09

Morning Coffee Club

Pop in for the Morning Coffee Club and enjoy a fun morning with great company.

Mar 12

Ready to Respond Workshop

A practical workshop for women in farming communities designed to help women prepare for the fire season.

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About

Narembeen

Located in the heart of Western Australia’s Wheatbelt, Narembeen is a vibrant farming community surrounded by open spaces, natural beauty and rich agricultural heritage. Visitors can discover local history, scenic drives and walking trails, and experience genuine country hospitality, and the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure.