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The Swiss Club of WA has been operating from Perth Western Australia for
over 30 years. It does not have a Club House of its own, but utilises facilities
belonging to a number of other, like-minded clubs and Swiss businesses.


A view of Perth at night from the banks of the Swan River in South Perth



The Club owns a rural property at Rolling Green, near Gidgegannup, where
two major events are held, The Bonfire and The Annual Picnic. There is a
large covered shelter and open grassed area, with BBQ and camping places.
There is also a smaller, more secluded camping area with a small shelter and
BBQ. Both shelters feed rain water into tanks, so there is plenty of fresh
water. There are also toilets for ladies & gentlemen and a proper shower.










The Swiss Club offers a wide range of activities for members, designed to
suit all ages and interests:

We hold two annual dinner-dances - the Metzgete in June
and the 1st of August dance
For families, we offer the Annual picnic, Samichlaus and
a wildflower walk in September

The adventurous types can take part in our car rally.
The socially-oriented can attend the Monthly Jass-Chlopf

The Objectives of the Club are:

To promote and uphold Swiss culture, tradition and languages
To maintain good fellowship
To further helpfulness amongst its members and to assist
newly-arrived and/or destitute Swiss
To support international and multicultural activities and charities
between the Swiss and other communities in Australia.

Many Swiss in Western Australia have non-Swiss partners, and are reluctant
to join our Club because they think that their partner will feel left out. Let us
reassure you that non-Swiss people are warmly welcomed in our Club.

March 2010 - OUR WEBSITE HAS MOVED TO

WWW.SWISSCLUB.ORG.AU