About this place

Activities at Honeymoon Pool include swimming, bushwalking, canoeing or kayaking and fishing. There are gas barbecues, picnic tables and a large viewing platform overlooking the river. The toilets in the nearby campground are wheelchair accessible.

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Safety information

Plan when to visit. Consider travelling with a personal location beacon (PLB). In the event you need to be rescued it could save your life!

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People standing on the viewing platform overlooking honeymoon pool
Honeymoon Pool
Kevin Smith

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A information shelter has panels providing details about wildlife, ecology, where to go, what to do and how to look after Honeymoon Pool .
Honeymoon Pool
Jacki Baxter

Information shelter at Honeymoon Pool

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Steps down into the river at Honeymoon Pool
Honeymoon Pool
Kevin Smith

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Kayakers paddle past a lookout on a quiet Collie River.
Honeymoon Pool
Kevin Smith

Lookout over the Collie River at Honeymoon Pool.

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People on the deck overlooking a calm Collie River at Honeymoon Pool.
Honeymoon Pool
Kevin Smith

People on the deck at Honeymoon Pool.

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Honeymoon Pool
Honeymoon Pool
Bronwyn Wells

Honeymoon Pool

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Trees by the water at Honeymoon Pool
Honeymoon Pool
Bronwyn Wells

Facilities

Barbecue

Toilet

Shade shelter

Picnic table

Lookout/Deck

Activities

Bushwalking

Camping

Canoeing and kayaking

Fishing

Swimming

Plants, wildlife and fungi

Visit the Atlas of Living Australia for a list of species recorded within a 5km radius of Honeymoon Pool.

Traditional Owners

We recognise and acknowledge Aboriginal people as the traditional owners of Wellington National Park.

Trails

Jabitj Trail
Bush Walk
12 kilometres

The Jabitj Trail, meaning running water in the Noongar language,  is a 12 kilometre return trail that follows the Collie River between Wellington Dam and Honeymoon Pool in Wellington National Park.  It offers delightful views of the rapids and pools along the way.

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Camping at Honeymoon Pool

There are three separate campgrounds to choose from at Honeymoon Pool, all close together within walking distance.

Honeymoon Pool campground surrounds the picnic and swimming area, and has individual sites suitable for tents. Stones Brook Campground nearby where Stones Brook joins the Collie River also has sites suitable for tent camping only. Gelcoat Campground a bit further downstream has a nice swimming area on the river and is well suited to a group of tent campers.

Potters Gorge Campground, next to Wellington Dam and a 15-minute drive from Honeymoon Pool, can accommodate caravans and campervans as well as tents.

Campers set up with their white vehicle in a campround in the forest
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Honeymoon Pool Campground

A picturesque camping and picnic spot on the river.

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concrete pathway to a shelter for cooking and picnic tables surrounded by forest
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Honeymoon Pool - Stones Brook Campground

This popular part of Honeymoon Pool has 17 individual campsites, for tents only, set in the forest.

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person standing in the forest near a white tent
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Honeymoon Pool - Gelcoat Campground

Gelcoat is by the river, downstream from Stones Brook.

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