Bird watching

Ocean or Estuary, Estuary or Ocean? Enjoy the variety of both at Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park.

Reserved for you! A grassy, shady spot with front-row views of the river and the city.

Marvel at ancient rock formations close to Kununurra.

Home to lots of birdlife, this is also a great spot for swimming and kayaking. 

‘Spectacular’, ‘pretty’, ‘well worth the hike’ are just some of the reviews – make sure you come and see this for yourself!

Experience the amazing geological formation and exceptional beauty of the Bungle Bungle Range in this UNESCO World Heritage Listed park.

A complex mosaic of granite rocks, scrublands and woodlands.

The two walk trails at The Spectacles have great opportunities for bird watching. Interpretive signs explain the story of traditional life as told by a Nyoongar elder and there is a bird hide located in the wetlands.

Toolibin Nature Reserve is top of the class. Well the waterbirds think so!

Lake Unicup is home to many types of birds, insects, reptiles and mammals and was once the location of the Unicup Water Skiing Club.  

More than just a bunch of pretty lakes, this park is the largest national park on the Swan Coastal Plain and the home of ancient living rock legends the thrombolites.

Close to Perth but away from the hustle and bustle. Come and explore wildlife, caves, adventures in trees, walk trails, camping and more.