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A pleasant hamlet with a great bakery, decent cafes and a superb natural products health and beauty shop. The wintertime scenery is lush and green with Balingup making for a great one-night stop over.

Very small, quaint and friendly town. Population 400 - a few cafes but nowhere to have dinner. Mr Foster at Mr Foster's - 08 9764 1887 will prepare a meal for you on a takeaway basis and you return the plate the next day. You need to order by 2.30 pm and pick up by around 4pm which is not much help if you are arriving late. The Shamrock Hotel about 10kms away is a great alternative. Balingup folk were holding a Medieval festival the week after we left which I hope to get to next year. Wonderful gift shops and lots to do in and around the area. The local tavern is closed for refurbishment and I imagine when it does open it will provide meals.

Love Balingup. So pretty and worth a stop. A visit to Tinderbox is worthwhile and The Old Cheese Factory. A fe lovely little craft shops. One down side is that if you are staying there is where for dinner. Tavern is closed as I think they had a fire. So cafes for coffee and lunch only.

Loved the surroundings of the cottage. So peaceful beautiful rolling hills . Kangaroos, cattle, birds . Delightful to walk in the street. Owners lovely people, cottage very comfortable. We will be back !!

Bakeries and cafes are awesome. Balingup fruit wines are exceptional. Visitor center and shops are informative. Town sleeps early, however there are good restaurants open for dinner short distance from Balingup.

Balingup is a very pretty rural town with a good collection of shops and places to eat. The local people are very friendly. We had a picnic in the Golden Valley Tree Park, which is only a 2 minute drive from Balingup town. The park is very pretty and is well kept. The Old Cheese Factory is definitely worth a visit, especially if you like arts and crafts and lots of antiques and curios. A real Aladdin’s cave.