Come out for a Sunday morning drive to Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Sanctuary and help clean up the WA 4WD Association Meeting Room and the area around the building.

It's a good chance to meet people from other Clubs and have a chat.

Then we will drive a short distance to lunch at the nearby Seven Sins Perth Hills restaurant. Seven Sins is an outlet for Roleystone Brewing Co which is famous for its ciders.

It's OK if you can't come to the clean- up first but can come to the lunch. Just put your name on the trip and fill in the Lunch section only. The restaurant is extremely popular so get your name on the lunch list early.

Cut off date for Lunch bookings is Monday 27 March. You will have to do your own booking after that and may not be at our Club table which is booked for 10 people at the moment.

Note - Maximum 8 cars only. No trailers.

Note: As we will be in National Park, sorry, no dogs allowed.

 How about joining me for a 4 day trip to Peaks Charles and Eleanora in Peak Charles National Park over Easter 2023. This would involve a reasonable trip of about 1300km through the wheat-belt and some remote sand plain heath country East of Lake King and NW of Esperance.

Track Care WA have invited Subaru 4WD Club members to join them on a working project to help develop the Winnemia camp ground on Jimba Jimba station.

This is close to where Mardathuna Road crosses the Gascoyne River and is off the Carnarvon to Mullewa road, and about 35km west of Gascoyne Junction.

The Track Care group camping area is separate and will be nearby on the Southern bank of the Gascoyne River, a short distance west of the project.

Let’s go on a bit of an amble through the Avon Valley National Park and the Julimar Conservation Park. We will travel mainly on  bush tracks but nothing too serious so the trip is suitable for all cars and drivers.

The wandoo forest is looking really nice now that it has had some rain as is the surrounding farmland and rolling hills of the Chittering Valley.

Help clean up the Assoc meeting rooms & gardens and have a nice morning tea with other Assoc Club members.

An overnight camp at the DBCA/Parks & Wildlife Logue Brook Campground

Come along to install a few small things on your car and prepare for any long remote touring trips and give the car a checkover

Join a long weekend trip up to see the wildflowers of the Midwest. The flowers at Coalseam Conservation Park in particular are astounding with fields of golden pompom everlastings. So, bring your walking shoes and your camera and join the adventure. Note: Sign up for this trip closes Monday 26th June.