Know before you go Get the practical ‘know how’ to adventure into Western Australia’s national parks confidently, responsibly and safely. Safety Natural area hazards Plan your activity Be prepared Travelling in remote locations Bushfires and prescribed burns Bushwalking safety Camping safety Mountain biking safety Swimming safety Adventure safety Beaches and coastal areas Rivers, lakes and lagoons Fishing, boating, paddling, snorkelling and diving Access friendly places Access to nature north of Perth Access to nature south of Perth Access to trails Caring for our parks Marine conservation Fees Park entry fees Park passes Where can I purchase a Parks Pass? Camping fees Attraction fees Other fees Concessions Fee waivers Camping Where and when to camp Campground facilities Campfires, firewood and cooking appliances Powered campsites and generators Group camping Online campsite booking terms and conditions Current campfire conditions Campgrounds availability for non-bookable campgrounds When to go Adventure activities Drones in parks Tours and accommodation Conducting an event in a park Pets in parks Getting around Park visitor guides, maps and itineraries Park visitor guides Aboriginal cultural heritage in parks
Safety Natural area hazards Plan your activity Be prepared Travelling in remote locations Bushfires and prescribed burns Bushwalking safety Camping safety Mountain biking safety Swimming safety Adventure safety Beaches and coastal areas Rivers, lakes and lagoons Fishing, boating, paddling, snorkelling and diving
Access friendly places Access to nature north of Perth Access to nature south of Perth Access to trails
Fees Park entry fees Park passes Where can I purchase a Parks Pass? Camping fees Attraction fees Other fees Concessions Fee waivers
Camping Where and when to camp Campground facilities Campfires, firewood and cooking appliances Powered campsites and generators Group camping Online campsite booking terms and conditions Current campfire conditions Campgrounds availability for non-bookable campgrounds
Home Things to do Activities Bird watching Bird watching BYO binoculars! WA has hundreds of bird species to spot. Yawuru Nagulagun / Roebuck Bay Marine Park Tourism WA - Any - Parks Sites and attractions Region - Any -Australia's Coral CoastAustralia's Golden OutbackAustralia's North WestAustralia's South WestDestination Perth Dogs allowed? - Any -Dogs allowedNo dogs Apply Alfred Cove Nature Reserve Swan Estuary Calling all bird watchers - Alfred Cove has more than 140 different species of birds that visit from all over the world. Read more Beeliar Regional Park Wade on over to watery wetlands on the doorstep of Perth. Read more Boorara - Gardner National Park Wildflowers, waterfalls and history - what more could you want? Read more Canning River Regional Park Walk, cycle, canoe - go with the flow at Canning River Regional Park. Read more Dirk Hartog Island National Park Just a hop, skip and a jump away. Hop onto the ferry, skip off at the other side and jump into your four-wheel drive. Let the adventure begin! Read more Herdsman Lake Regional Park Sshhhh...check out the waterbirds wading in the wetlands of Herdsman Lake. Read more Karara Rangeland Park Go off-grid in Western Australia’s own wild west! Read more Korrelocking Nature Reserve Carpets of wildflowers in spring! Read more Lake Muir Nature Reserve Whatever the season, be sure to visit Lake Muir! A hidden gem on the Muir Highway. Read more Lane Poole Reserve Take it to the limit on one of the many tracks, trails and watercourses criss-crossing through Lane Poole Reserve or simply kick back, relax and immerse yourself in the tranquillity of the forest. All just over an hour from Perth. Read more Len Howard Conservation Park What birds will you spot at Len Howard Conservation Park? Read more Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park Kalgulup Ocean or Estuary, Estuary or Ocean? Enjoy the variety of both at Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park. Read more Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Next page › Last page »
