Places to visit in WA parks

The mouth of Stokes Estuary in the middle of Dunster Castle Bay can be reached via a 3.5km walk trail when water levels allow.

Interesting ruins of an 1870s homestead just a short distance from the shores of Stokes Inlet.

Discover the culture of the Noongar people on the ‘Aboriginal Experience’ tour.

Experience the underground world of a limestone cave on a 60 minute guided tour

Play nine or eighteen holes in the park. Keep an eye out for kangaroos on the fairways.

Go underground for your next conference, seminar, social function or special theme event.

Experience the underground world of a limestone cave on a guided tour.

This is a beautiful area to walk, cycle, picnic, fish or launch a boat. The views of the Perth city skyline are incredible especially at sunset.

A pretty beach and popular fishing spot on the eastern side of the park.

The panoramic vistas and beautiful turquoise waters along the coast on either side of the privately owned Eighty Mile Beach Caravan Park make it perfect for beach fishing, camping, four-wheel driving, walking, swimming, beachcombing, birdwatching, viewing wildlife and enjoying magnificent sunsets.

Sues Bridge is a pleasant and relaxing hideaway by the Blackwood River with a campground nearby and plenty of space for picnicking, swimming and kayaking.

Whalebone Beach is a scenic beach stretching between rocky headlands in a remote part of the Fitzgerald River National Park.