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Built in 1987 the Lake King Tavern is a beautiful rammed earth building with cathedral ceilings. The tavern is light and open, and features a straw ceiling and huge Oregon trusses. The bar boasts a great selection of beer and wine, and the restaurant has a full menu of Australian pub cuisine plus specials changing daily. In winter there is a large open fire roaring and leather couches to relax and get cosy upon. The motel is a separate building with modern, light and open units, and large clean bathrooms. The units are semi self catered with TV, fridge, toaster, and tea/coffee making facilities. Lake King is situated perfectly for a stopover on the drive from Perth to Esperance, but why not stay a little longer. To the North is Hyden and Wave Rock, to the South is Ravensthorpe/Hopetoun and the Fitzgerald River National Park and beaches. To the East is the Rabbit Proof Fence and the wildflowers of The Frank Hann and Peak Charles National Parks. West is the salt lake system the town is named after. The pub is a true oasis, with most guests commenting they can't believe this great building is located here.
But don't tell everybody - its one of WA's best kept secrets!!
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For all motel guests- mention the Wacountry pubs website and get a free beer or wine with every main meal purchased
*Valid until 1st March 2010. Conditions apply. |
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Contact: Murray Mclean
Tel:9874 4048
Email: lakekingtavern@gmail.com
Fax: 9874 4071
Address: Lot 165 Varley Road, Lake King 6356
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- Stopping into the Hyden Hotel for a refreshment and then go on to visit Wave Rock. Stretching 100 metres long and 15metres high, it resembles a giant wave about to crash.
- Visiting the Prospectors and Miners Hall of Fame in Kalgoorlie and chat with the locals over lunch at the Palace Hotel.
- Hitting the red dirt for a close up view of Mount Augustus – twice the size of Uluru.
- The squeaky white sand of Esperance beaches make these the best in the country.
- Immersing yourself in colour during the annual wildflower season.
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