Wyndham District High School (K-12) & St Joseph's Catholic School (K-7), one TAFE campus, and a daycare centre. Transport Wyndham is served by Wyndham Airport. Community The Wyndham Memorial Swimming Pool is a public swimming pool, which was opened on 5 November 1966 by Charles Court. The Ted Birch Memorial Youth and Recreation Centre is a multi-purpose, community recreation facility. The centre, originally the Wyndham Recreation Centre, was opened on 11 October 2003 by the Shire President Barbara Johnson. The Centre was renamed on 29 May 2014 in honour of Pastor Edward "Ted" Birch. Ted Birch was instrumental in helping establish a youth service in Wyndham. Peter Reid Memorial Hall is a community hall in Wyndham available for community events and private bookings. The hall, originally the Wyndham Hall, was built in 1982 and was later renamed the Peter Reid Memorial Hall in recognition of Peter Reid's service to the community by the Wyndham Lions Club following his death in 1985. Wyndham is also the home of the Big Crocodile, a wire and concrete statue of a crocodile around long. Tourism For tourists, there are two hotels and a caravan park. The nearby Bastion lookout provides sweeping vistas of the surrounding country including the five rivers named above which emerge into the Cambridge Gulf. The town has a museum in the old courthouse that is open to the public and run by the Wyndham Historical Society. Nearby Wyndham is the Boab Prison Tree. In popular culture The Wyndham area was a filming location for: The 1946 film The Overlanders The 1997 Documentary film The Human Race The 2004 US reality TV series Outback Jack, at El Questro Station The 2007 Dutch reality TV series Outback Jack, at Home Valley Station The 2008 film Australia The 2010 film Mad Bastards, as the fictional town of Five Rivers The 2012 film Satellite Boy, in and around Wyndham The 2013 TV series Who Do You Think You Are?, Series 5 Episode 1, Rove McManus The 2018 TV series Mystery Road, as the fictional town of Patterson References External links travel guide Shire of Wyndam-East Kimberley homepage Kununurra Historical Society Archive, Library, Museum & Research has links to images of Wyndham. 1886 establishments in Australia Cambridge Gulf Mining towns in Western Australia Populated places established in 1886 Port cities in Western Australia