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Meadow Springs, Mandurah — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Meadow Springs is a suburb of Mandurah in Western Australia, spread northeast of the central area around a large golf course.
About Meadow Springs
Where to stay in Meadow Springs
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Hotel rooms are thin on the ground in Meadow Springs. Meadow Springs runs to land estates, a golf course, and schools rather than hotels, so most visitors to this corner of Mandurah take a room in the central area instead and drive out. The suburb suits golfers above all.
Walking trails and parks near the lake sit within reach of the newer estates, while Mandurah itself holds the wider choice of lodging in this part of Western Australia.
About Meadow Springs
What are the main landmarks in Meadow Springs?
A golf course anchors it. The large course sits among the land estates of Meadow Springs, with a Catholic primary school and an Anglican co-educational school serving the families who live around its fairways. A war veterans' estate also stands within the suburb.
Parks and walking trails thread the ground near the lake, giving Meadow Springs its open green edges away from the centre of Mandurah.
What is the history of Meadow Springs?
Growth here ran outward from Mandurah. The suburb took shape alongside some of Mandurah's later land estates, filling the ground northeast of the central area with housing, schools, and a golf course rather than any older village core. Two schools arrived with the estates: one Catholic primary, one Anglican and co-educational.
A war veterans' estate was laid out here as well, and the parks and walking trails near the lake run through the same ground.
Where is Meadow Springs?
Meadow Springs lies immediately northeast of Mandurah's central area, with parks and walking trails running toward the lake.
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Updated August 2026