Places to visit in WA parks

Stop here for a picnic and to walk the Heathlands Walk Trail.

Stop for a picnic or explore the accessible trail in Yalgorup National Park and discover Lake Clifton’s mining past.

Massive waves that have built up over vast unbroken stretches of ocean break against spectacular 150m-high limestone cliffs on the western side of Dirk Hartog Island. There are no facilities at this place. 

Grey is a great beach area for swimming and fishing on the Nambung National Park coast, south of the Pinnacles.

You can explore a replica fire lookout cabin or follow the 5km return walk trail to Lane Poole Falls.

Enjoy a walk or a swim at a beach formed entirely of billions of tiny white shells heaped into ridges up to 10 metres deep.

Enjoy a picnic in the forest, go for a bushwalk, and swim in the dam at Potters Gorge. Visit for just the day, or stay overnight in the campground.

Glenoran Pool is just downstream of One Tree Bridge. The Donnelly River opens into a wide, shallow pool perfect for a spot of fishing, swimming or relaxing. It was once the local swimming pool for the group settlement of Glenoran.

Around 15km south of Fremantle, Henderson Foreshore has a lookout, a walk trail along the cliff top and a longer trail linking to other parts of Beeliar Regional Park.

Spend a few hours, or a few days, exploring the waters of the Deep River at Fernhook Falls.

You can wander among stands of marri trees, have a picnic or enjoy the wildflowers in Spring. Listen to the sounds of the forest, breathe in the clean air, and be still... it is good for you!

Part of the Karri Forest Explorer. There is a shelter with information about the fight to keep the Giblett area from being logged.