Explore parks in WA

There are plenty of places to walk, picnic and relax in this peaceful reserve, with a large picnic area next to Manning Lake. Visit the Azelia Ley Homestead to see what colonial life was like.

Take the plunge into a submerged watery wonderland right on Perth’s doorstep. You might be surprised at what you can see.

Walk through the forest to a small waterfall, ride a mountain bike trail, or camp under the stars in the forest west of Dwellingup.

Reserved for you! A grassy, shady spot with front-row views of the river and the city.

A small national park in the Perth Hills.

An oasis in the desert of lush greenery, crystal clear streams and spring fed waterholes.

Gorges, waterfalls and 560 million year old mountain ranges.

Right next to the Kwinana Freeway is an area where waders and waterbirds come to feed and rest.

Marvel at ancient rock formations close to Kununurra.

High on a remote plateau is a lost world. Not Jurassic Park, it’s Mitchell River National Park!

Reach your peak performance at the school of hard Monadnocks!

The dolphins are the stars here swimming just metres from the shore, but there’s plenty more experiences and wildlife throughout this World Heritage listed area to check out!