Places to visit in WA parks

Visit the mysterious Goblin Swamp while staying at Carey Brook.

Time to be still and listen to the landscape.

Beedelup Falls soothing water flow adorns the enchanting world of giant stands of karri, as well as smaller pockets of jarrah and marri trees.

Frenchman Peak was named by surveyor Alexander Forrest during an expedition in search of good country for pasture in 1870. The peak’s shape was thought to resemble the hats worn by French troops in the 1800s.

A scenic, secluded bay nestled between sea-swept rocky headlands.

A beautiful bay with a spectacular coastal outlook and a ‘whistling’ rock.

A secluded bay ideal for beach combing and exploring a natural bird sanctuary where flowering thickets attract a diversity of birdlife.

The white beach and crystal clear turquoise waters of Lucky Bay are a must-see.

No, there aren't real elephants here, but there are huge granite boulders that resemble a herd of elephants lumbering out to sea, known as Elephant Rocks.

Sweeping beach with a campground at the foot of the majestic Mount Le Grand.

Famous for its turquoise green waters, Greens Pool is one of Australia's most iconic beaches that should be on everyone's bucket list!

Dolphin Cove is one of the best spots in Cape Arid National Park to see migrating southern right and humpback whales.