Williams is located on the Williams River, two hours drive south of Perth along the Albany Highway.
This attractive and historic town is an ideal resting spot for travellers. Take a stroll along heritage trails, picnic by the river, and enjoy your choice of farm stay, motel or hotel accommodation.
Williams Heritage Trail was developed by the Williams Historical Society, Williams District High School and Williams Shire Council. The trail explores early areas settlement and has two sections - a one kilometre walk around the townsite and a 35 kilometre scenic drive to Quindanning.
The Williams Woolshed is an innovative, interactive and interpretive tourism complex presenting ‘a wool story’. The Woolshed combines sheep shearing, regional wines, food, entertainment, art displays, educational programs and retail wool products.
Dryandra Woodland is located approximately 25 kilometres north of Williams. This 22,000 hectare forest is well known for its bird and animal life including woylies, numbats, wallabies, kangaroos and possums and for its varied plants and trees. In spring the forest abounds in wild flowers.
