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Date Idea: Check out the Tulips

Tulips 2013 1 LR-001Looking for a different date idea, why not check out the tulips blooming at Araluen Botanical Park.

Take your camera with you and get a good snap of the flowers in bloom and you can enter their competition which has got a stack of cool prizes including a trip to Yallingup.

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Walking around the 59 hectares of gardens filled with Tulips, Camellias, Rhododendrons, Magnolias, Daphnes and Roses that are scattered around Eucalyptus, including Marri, Blackbutt, Flooded Gum, Karri, Tuart and Jarrah trees.

Find out more about Araluen at their website.

 

 

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