Browse property in Nanga Brook

Overview

Nanga Brook sits within the expansive Lane Poole Reserve in Western Australia’s Peel region, a landscape dominated by jarrah, wandoo, marri and blackbutt forests. The former milling town, laid out in 1909, once featured 56 homes, a store, butcher, hall, billiard room, school, tennis courts and a sports oval, giving the area a strong community feel that still echoes today as families and groups enjoy the nearby Murray River’s natural waterfalls and rock‑pools.

Access to the locality is modest; only one or two roads are sealed, and the region relies on these limited routes for entry. While the historic timber‑mill village no longer exists, the legacy of its mixed housing – ranging from worker cottages to larger family homes – remains a point of interest for visitors who camp at sites such as Nanga Mill and Charlie’s Flat or stay at the Icy Creek Environmental Education Camp.

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