We absolutely loved this place, went on a windy day which certainly helps create an atmosphere, the sound of the huge turbines thumping around above is wonderful, entry is completely free and there was hardly anyone about. There's verious paths you can take (some long some short) that snake between the turbines so it's great for family or those keen on walking, there's glorious views over the Great Australian Bight. We spotted a sign pointing you in the direction of The Bibbulmun Track which is one of the great long distance walk trails, apparently it goes from Kalamunda up near Perth ending down here in Albany, we couldn't do the walk from where we were though as we were with family but otherwise it would have been stunning given the views. Plenty of parking and there's various information boards dotted about and toilet facilities.

We really enjoyed this walk! Never walked this close to the turbines so was interesting! My husband does have mobility issues so we're a bit limited with our walks these days. The wind farm walk was a little tough for him but manageable. Lookout 1 & 2 were pretty steep but sealed. The views were worth it though. For most without mobility issues, you should be fine! There are a few steps at the start & towards the end. Some beautiful birds & flowers to look at on the walk. The toilets could have been looked after a bit better, I opted to just hold it until we went back to Albany as I just couldn't... Overall, worth checking it out as only a short drive (about 15 mins) from the centre of Albany.

Easy little walk up to 2x lookouts for sunset or a level walk underneath one of them. Take a jumper, it's windy!! Lots of parking available and toilets too. Pretty cool to see the size of the wind farm and how much energy it generates.