Places to visit in WA parks

Stop for a picnic while exploring the granite rocks and woodland of Gathercole Nature Reserve.

Discover the historic remains of the ‘Ghost House’ on the Ghost House Walk Trail, part of the Coastal Plain Walk Trail. 

The islands of the Dampier Archipelago, including Gidley, are perfect for diving, snorkelling, beach combing, fishing and self-sufficient camping.

Named after Duke of Gloucester, who stayed here in 1934, the lodge is independently operated as a recreation camp. You can use the picnic and barbecue area at the front of the lodge.

Enjoy excellent views of Perth from Greenmount Lookout.

Enter the park here to visit Hawk's Head and Ross Graham. Stop at the entry station for park information and to pay the entry fee.

Hillarys Boat Harbour marina has a range of shops and food outlets, as well as fishing and diving supplies, public boat launching areas and you can book a whale watching tour.

The Hoffman Mill Campground and picnic area is closed to visitors as of 7 November 2022. 

Visitors can access the Goldfields Woodlands National Park via the southern entry point using the Holland Track.

Picnic areas, barbeques, toilets and playground equipment.