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Minninup Pool
Located only 3km south of Collie townsite on Mungalup Road, this wide stretch of the Collie River is a beautiful and tranquil spot for swimming, fishing and canoeing.
Take a picnic and relax on the grass under a shady tree. A beautiful location all year round, with winter’s misty mornings making Minninup a popular spot for photographers.
Shaded picnic tables and toilet facilities available. No BBQ facilities. Portable BBQs allowed at certain times of the year.
There are numerous, shaded picnic tables along the grassy bank where locals and visitors to the area like to sit and enjoy a meal or just take in the scenery.
Minninup Pool is a day use only area but there are several great options for camping nearby if you want to extend your stay.
Getting There
Turn onto Mungalup Rd, opposite the Caltex fuel station, and look out for the Minninup Pool sign on your left, just over 2 km down the road. Follow the winding sealed road for a few hundred metres and the river will open up into a wide pool in front of you.
Swimming and Kayaking
This section of the river is fairly deep making it perfect for swimming and kayaking. It is possible to kayak on calm water for several kilometres in either direction.