Featured attractions

Enjoy views over Bunbury and out to the Indian Ocean.

The only historical railway tunnel in WA that you can walk through. 

Bookable

Large sheltered campground nestled within shady peppermint woodland close to Conto Beach and other park attractions.

Little Tagon Bay

Loop/Z-Bend Entry Station

Stop here for park information and to pay the entry fee.

Malus Island

Malus Island is one of a number of islands in the Dampier Archipelago that provides picnic areas for day visits and camping areas located in specially marked zones. You must be fully self-sufficient. 

Mermaid Reef

Mersey Point

The ferry for Penguin Island departs from Mersey Point hourly from October to June. Ferry tickets can be purchased at the nearby visitor centre. Do not walk across the sandbar to Penguin Island. Strong rips and currents can occur, water depth and conditions change rapidly. People have drowned attempting this crossing.

Mitchell Plateau Airstrip

Mitchell Plateau airstrip is located approximately 17km from the Mitchell Falls Campground.

North Lake

North Lake has areas of banksia, jarrah and marri woodland, with waterfowl inhabiting the lake until it dries out each summer. Walk or cycle the path around the lake. 

North Lump

Dive this submerged reef in eight metres of water with interesting arches, caves and tunnels and excellent invertebrate life. This reef is in a sanctuary zone within Marmion Marine Park. Look but don’t touch fish and other marine animals. All marine life in sanctuary zones is protected. 

Northern Lookout

Check out the views from the northern summit of Penguin Island.

Parry Lagoons Information Bay

Parry Lagoons is accessed by an unsealed track leading from the Great Northern Highway, 15km south of Wyndham and 85km north west of Kununurra. There is an information board 1km from the highway.

Quoin Bluff South

Quoin Bluff South is the place where you will find the remains of an army outpost, a stone jetty and other relics. There are no facilities available here.

Rosemary Island

Rosemary Island, in the Dampier Archipelago, is a great place for a day visit to snorkel, fish, wander along the beach and bird watch.