Gnomesville

It was lovely to go about and explore, so I would recommend going during the winter on a weekday when there aren't too many people. By having a gnome along, we were able to heighten the experience even further.

An interesting place to visit with a wide spectrum of gnomes places in and around. Gnomes come in themes, a play of different characters, some representing schools, those visited and those that have left their loved ones.
I liked this place as it allowed me to experience what someone left behind - maybe one of joy, sorrow or even a plain reminder that they were there.
**This is also a dog friendly place as long as they don't sniff or destroy the setting**

We visited this quirky place which has thousands of garden gnomes. The gnomes seem to have started at the roundabout and have now spread across the walking paths. We also brought a gnome to be added to the display. It was fun walking around and checking out the variety of gnomes here.

When we were planning our trip to Western Australia from QLD this was one place I wanted to visit.
To be able to see such a large community of gnomes residing in one place, bringing joy to so many people is very special.
Even though space is limited and the gnomes are mostly exposed to the elements, the community continues to grow in harmony with its surrounds & people travel from all over the world to visit or help a gnome migrate to the area.
There are gnomes in houses, cages, sheds, buses, school house, caravans, cruise ships etc, who have all chosen to settle in GnomesVille.
GnomesVille exceeded my expectations, I thought I would have a quick look & continue our journey, but the area was so special, you just want to keep wandering through GnomesVille losing yourself in the magic of the gnomes world.
There are gnomes from all walks of life and from all over the world, we even found some from good old Brissy. I was hoping to see a few more traditional culture gnomes, but I am sure that will come in time.
Sundays are a very special day in GnomesVille as human volunteers from the visitor information centre arrive to help humans better understand the gnomes & also help visitors get the best value out of the trip to GnomesVille and the surrounding area, we found our chat with them very informative and we will certainly visit a few of their suggestions.
Great attraction, we purchased a gnome & gave it a new home @ GnomesVille, with of course its QLD maroon cap.

Great little stop to break up the drive , beautiful country side to view on your way down or up to gnomesville, plenty of parking , toilets on site , and all the gnomes is a sight to behold , so many of them , we added our own , kids will love it

Very interesting place to visit, with lots of unique gnomes from everywhere.

This was such an unusual stop ....we loved it... a lot are memorials to people but also to groups like the army hospital in Vietnam and the army tuneless.

Soooooo many gnomes! Creepy but interesting! My favourites are the masked gnomes "stay at gnomes!"

This site is free of charge for everyone to visit and is set-up exactly like a village of Gnomes with an excellent just off the road carpark amongst the forest/bush, well maintained toilets and walking tracks to view in and around the figurines. It’s just amazing, I wrote my name on a small gnome which I picked up on my travels to WA from SA and left to live with his newly found family ❤❤❤

In the middle of nowhere but still worth the drive. Can easily fill in time walking around and viewing the different gnomes on display. Good attraction for kids.

Love this place. But we can never find our gnomes, it seems someone moves them every time

Such a cool place, no shops or entry fee. Just an incredible collection of gnomes from all around the world. Look at the gnomes, read the stories, great visit

Amazing place to visit. I even found Elvis. There are toilets there. If you do geocaching there are a couple there . Thoroughly enjoyed looking around.

Such a fun quirky place to stop at! Don't forget to bring a gnome to add :)

Wonderful interesting and quirky thing that the locals have created.
Can't believe how many knomes they have there.
This is free to see for anyone passing through

Very interesting place. I didn't know there were so many different kinds of Gnomes.
We spent an hour here checking them out.

It's really poxy but....
Kids absolutely love it. Take your kids there 👍👍👍

Welcome to Gnomesville West Australia, where hundreds of Gnomes live in the Australian bush. Such a unique and magical place to spend some time wondering around the local Gnome inhabitants. Entry into this strange spot if free. Around 2 and a quarter hours from the city of Perth I visited Gnomesville for the first time today and I was delighted to walk around and visit with these colourful little beings. Many left by local visitors however there are also some from international guests too. Great for families. I recommend taking water and maybe a snack as there isn't anywhere arojnd to purchase anything. Follow the instructions, take any rubbish away with you. A beautiful place for young and old to enjoy.

Fantastic little detour takes you through some stunning countryside and beautiful small towns. Gnomesville itself is fantastic. We could not believe how many Gnomes were there and people had placed them from all over the world. Very cool definitely recommend for something different 👍 P.s there are some naughty gnomes mixed up in there too 😂

Was not what I expected but lots of gnomes grandkids loved it