AYLMORE MINERAL SPRING

Public BBQ

The Aylmore Mineral Springs, with a rich history dating back to 1934, were once home to the town's first swimming pool, notable for being the second inland pool in the state. Fed by the mineral springs, the pool was a popular spot until its closure in 1968 due to health by-laws. The springs, still flowing at about 1 liter per second, are known for their high iron content, which interestingly colors the water and the wetlands below, attracting various native birds and wildlife. Local folklore adds to the intrigue, narrating a tale of two warriors whose battle site turned into the springs, stained red by their blood, but actually colored by iron. While the pool has since moved to a new location, the heritage track remains visible, leading from the wetlands across a fallen tree trunk to a sealed cycle track/walkway back to town.

Address

37L Park Rd, Gnowangerup WA 6335, Australia
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Nearby Features

  Parking
  Picnic tables
  Shaded area

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Address

37L Park Rd, Gnowangerup WA 6335, Australia
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Nearby Features

  Parking
  Picnic tables
  Shaded area

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Generally No! The BBQs are first come, first serve. However, if you plan on having a larger event then please check with Gnowangerup council.

Come prepared with the right essentials, and you'll enjoy a fun day of barbecuing in AYLMORE MINERAL SPRING. For more information, check out our What to Bring to a Public BBQ guide.

Aussie public BBQs are simple to use. Majority of sites listed on this website are gas or electric BBQs. Simply press the button and it will turn on for a set amount of time (10-20 minutes).

We do also list wood fired BBQs on this site, so check the above descriptions and photos to be prepared.

Check out our How To Use Public BBQ Guide for further information.

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If you are convinced that the BBQ has issues, then contact Gnowangerup council and let them know it's faulty.

You should first check with Gnowangerup council about the rules and restrictions.

Generally, it is permissible to utilize your own gas BBQ, provided it remains under continuous supervision. However, the usage of Charcoal BBQ's is typically restricted, with the exception of parks equipped with designated charcoal disposal bins.

Check out our guide on Portable BBQs in Aussie Parks and Beaches for more information.