3 Best Landmarks in Busselton WA

I love my library! It’s welcoming, well stocked, staffed by legends, and there are a multitude of spaces for people to sit and read or study. It’s a place for all ages and all members of our community, so there’s sometimes a noisy band of kids or adult students discussing their coursework, or an elderly fellow napping over a newspaper in the corner. Bring headphones if you want silence, or go with the flow of the quiet and busy periods that are a natural part of a thriving community library.

Great location for public access and good range of literature.Pleasant surroundings DVDs and books for the family. Computer access to email internet and Bill payment. Photocopying and scanning available. Wheelchair accessible and parking spaces available. Amenities close by outside library.

A huge thank you to Edwin the IT specialist at the Busselton library. His excellent assistance with the computer, knowledge and professionalism was greatly appreciated.

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Three one-act plays were highly entertaining. Bloke consisted of five monologues which ranged from amusing to poignant. Kindness of Strangers on film was very true to life with an uplifting ending. Knight Errant was a very funny farce. And Tully's poetry as a scene-change interval was a brilliantly humourous interlude. What a talented young lady!

Excellent, cosy theatre for a variety of live stage shows. Small bar on site selling wine/beer/bubblie/water before & after show. Slooped seating so views from most seats; disabled seating in Row A.

Great little theatre. Comfortable seats, clean facilities, friendly service. Small enough to give you that up close and personal feeling. Love it.

The new courthouse is architecturally significant, like many post-gold rush buildings, in that it reflects the total change of the face of Western Australian towns brought on by the influx of architects and builders into the state.

This place is well set out easy to get to and is a very interesting place to look around. The staff are very helpful and there are many things to look into. I particularly found the cells very interesting. You can also enjoy tea/coffee at the premises cafe.

The courthouse is just as it was many years ago and a walk of the cells is very informative. One cell is said to be haunted and I felt really strange when my grandkids locked me in there.