This is a hard question to answer as we want you to support our local towns and businesses in the Wheatbelt Way. We have put together a list of Easter Trading Hours for our local businesses. But we want you to also be prepared. Like you, some business owners will also have gone on holidays, so our little towns can be very quiet.
Do some research first and then take whatever food and drink you think is a must for the trip too…….just in case, the local store you counted on is closed over the Easter period.
You can’t plan for every contingency – stuff happens, but with children involved, do take pain medications and a well-stocked first aid kit. Emergency service information for the Wheatbelt Way can be found here.
Wafts of hot cross buns hanging in the air and you cannot pass an aisle in the supermarket without being tempted by chocolate eggs. The key to great Easter camping food is to keep it simple, there are so many camp food ideas on the internet! Check out this Jo Clew Cooking recipe for camp oven Banana Spring Rolls and this Easter Smore’s recipe – YUM!
Otherwise do some research as we have a range of Country Pubs and Cafes across the Wheatbelt Way that may be open and offering a great range of food!