The population of Binningup is 900.
The modern beachside town of Binningup is located at the heart of the Harvey Shire’s 43km stretch of golden coastline, and is one of the fastest growing towns in the district. Binningup was first put to use as a lookout point in World War II. It was while the soldiers were watching the coastline for the enemy, they visualised their families swimming safely within its shelter. Hence a town formed and now has 1000 residents. Binningup is a popular holiday destination. The beach is sheltered and calm as there is a reef running parallel to the shore. Perfect for the whole family. The fish are easy to catch and the golden sands stretch for miles and miles, perfect for those long romantic walks under breathtaking sunsets. Things to See and Do
BINNINGUP BEACHBinningup Beach is very popular in both summer and winter. A reef that runs parallel to the beach makes it ideal for safe family swimming, snorkelling and boat launching. The long, sandy white beach is perfect for long winter strolls, playing in the sand, relaxing or throwing in a line to catch tailor or herring. The fishing here is excellent. MOSAIC ENTRANCEThe Entrance to Binningup boasts one of the Harvey regions unique mosaics designed and made by a talented local artist 'Anthea Ward'. These mosaics are seen in various areas throughout the Harvey District. LAKEWOOD SHORES GOLF COURSELakes Road
Binningup Golf Club has a magnificent 9-hole course, set in natural bushland with an abundance of native flora and fauna. The course continues to the beach dunes with great views of the ocean. Pack a set of clubs and enjoy a relaxing round on one of the most scenic courses in Western Australia. BINNINGUP COUNTRY CLUB Lot 100, Lakes Road
A great place to mix with the friendly locals. Unwind with a few drinks or a game of bowls.
Phone: 9720 2146 Fax: 9720 2151 LION’S PARKPioneer Street (just a stroll from the beach)
A shady spot for a picnic after exploring the town. Wood BBQs and picnic benches. | 
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