Explore parks in WA

Walpole Wilderness and views from way up high. Get a bird’s eye view over wonderful Mount Frankland National Park.

Bushwalks, waterfalls, picnic areas and forest art - this delightful, forested park has something for everyone!

Stretch your legs at Mount Lindesay National Park. It’s blooming marvellous!

Mount Roe National Park adds to the untamed beauty of the Walpole Wilderness.

Take the plunge and dive into an underwater wilderness.

A country escape but not too far from the city. Explore the winding bush trails, see the city skyline and fall in love with Lesmurdie Falls.

Discover red rock cliffs and petroglyphs. Learn more about human existence from rock art in the State’s 100th National Park.

Get an out of this world experience, no spacesuit required! The Pinnacles Desert and Lake Thetis will give you plenty to talk about. And then there’s the dunes, beaches and spring flowers!

Nature is nearer than you think at Neerabup National Park.

Reefs, shipwrecks, whales, fishing and awesome surf.

Situated to the south of Cape Range National Park is the Ningaloo Coast, an area renowned for its turquoise waters and bright blue skies.

Plunge into the clear, warm waters for an amazing snorkel experience just metres from shore, venture to some deeper water to swim with whale sharks, or just relax on the beach and pick up that book you’ve been meaning to read.