Explore parks in WA

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.

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.

Imagine a supersized seascape where phenomenal fishing and watery wildlife are more than fishy tales. Live the aquatic fantasy at North Kimberley Marine Park!

Strike it lucky at the Northern Yilgarn Conservation Reserves. This area is a goldmine of history, plants and animals. 

An adventure awaits hardcore explorers.

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

White sandy beaches, crystal clear waters adjoining rustic and rugged coastline - this is the incredible Ningaloo experience.

The remains of the historic One Tree Bridge is the centerpiece of this proposed conservation park that’s nestled along the Donnelly River.

Watch life on the lagoon from the bird hide and boardwalk. A rich habitat for birds and crocodiles.