December 2019
Windy Harbour Getaway
Enjoy the Windy Harbour, a haven down southwest away from the urban buzz and a cool change of the scorching WA heat - spend time with the 4WD club members playing games, swimming, fishing, exploring, reading, drinking (yes! drinking socially ***), relaxing, and of course 4W driving.
Find out more »January 2020
Myalup – White Hills
It's another drive on the sand from Myalup Beach to White Hills reversing the previous trip... let the tyres down, enjoy the scenic view and the breeze of the sea while testing your driving skills on sometimes unforgiving soft sand.
Find out more »BBQ at the Eldridge’s
Enjoy Australia Day at the Eldridge's (Terry and Jan's place) for bbq and a dip in the pool.
Find out more »February 2020
Mundaring Meander
One of the club's most favourite 4WD day-trip destinations is Mundaring. This place provides easy to hardest drive opportunities and ever-changing landscape and grounds (from soft sand to sticky mud to hard rocks). Whether you're an experienced driver or an upcoming pro, Mundaring is the place to be to enhance your skills and learn more about what your 4WD can or can't do.
Find out more »Yarloop Bush Camp for Labour Day LWE
A LWE getaway not too far from Perth. Great campground with access to some challenging and not-so-challenging bush tracks. If weather suits, we can spend some time at Lake Brockman. And yes, there's a winery just a walking distance from the camp. What to bring: camper/caravan/tent/swag, own food, own drinks (or buy wine next door), self-contained toilet (there is also a toilet there), warm jacket and blankets (just in case), bathers (just in case), air compressor, recovery gear, and sense…
Find out more »March 2020
Julimar Jaunt
Enjoy the gravel, clay, and winding tracks of Julimar State Forest. Just a little over 90km northeast of Perth, this destination provides easy drive on flat grounds unto a more challenging drive (uphill and downhill) on uneven surfaces with medium-sized to large ruts and rocks not to mention the pinstripes your car gets from time to time...but hey! that is what 4WDriving all about.
Find out more »Busy Bee at Kaarakin
If you have an hour or two or even three or four, come join the busy bees to clean up the WA4WDA Headquarters at the Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre. Bring gloves, shovel, rake, and other tools to help clear the fuels around the centre. Meet at WA4WDA Office and then proceed into the park – just past the Railway Station. Morning Tea will be supplied by the Association. Any queries please contact Jan at secretary@wa4wda.com.au
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