Explore parks in WA

Stokes Inlet is ‘breaming’ with fish so don’t forget your fishing gear. Set up camp, canoe, bushwalk or watch the birds on the water.

One of Perth’s most famous landmarks – the Swan and Canning rivers. It’s an incredible backdrop to the city of Perth with plenty of places to cycle, walk, swim, paddle, boat, fish...and see dolphins!

Enjoy three biologically important areas along Perth’s beautiful Swan River.

Enjoy spring wildflowers amid the sandplains and breakaways.

The two walk trails at The Spectacles have great opportunities for bird watching. Interpretive signs explain the story of traditional life as told by a Nyoongar elder and there is a bird hide located in the wetlands.

Over 10,000 birds visit this internationally important wetland and nature reserve each year to feed before the lake dries out in the summer.

Tone-Perup Nature Reserve is home to some of Australia's rarest mammals.

Toolibin Nature Reserve is top of the class. Well the waterbirds think so!

You are approaching Torndirrup National Park. Mind The Gap!

Hey possums, take the road less travelled to Tuart Forest National Park.

Walk trails, wildflowers, wildlife and so much more. 

This place isn’t just beautiful, it’s protecting rare animals on the brink of extinction.