The Peel Region of Western Australia is an area of incredible contrasts, ranging from the sparkling coastline through the coastal plain the Darling Range and the majestic native forests and rolling farmland country to the east.
In total the region encompasses 5,700 square kilometres and comprise the City of Mandurah, and the Shires of Boddington, Murray, Serpentine-Jarrahdale and Waroona.

In addition to the 75 kilometres of attractive coastline, the region boasts some of Western Australia's finest Jarrah Forests.
Sepentine Falls National Park is a major tourist attraction a popular picnic spot for day trippers throughout the year, as is the Serpentime Dam and historic town of Jarrahdale. At Gooralong the year-round brook has beautiful waterfalls, walk trails and camping areas. During Springtime, wildflowers abound.