About this campground

There are 11 tent-based campsites, including two for large groups. Each site features a secluded area for a tent, wood fireplace and a picnic table.

There is an island-like atmosphere with shelters and a fish cleaning table.

Fishing spots along the groyne can easily be reached via footpaths leading from the picnic site. Alternatively, the beach is less than a 500m walk away.

Back to Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park Back to Kalgulup Regional Park

Safety information

Plan when to visit. Read this safety information about swimming, bushwalking, fishing, snorkelling, kayaking, paddling and mountain biking.  

  • the use of unlicensed off-road motorbikes or vehicles within Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park is strictly forbidden. 
  • mosquito repellent is a must when visiting the Peninsula.

Gallery

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boat travelling past the cut
The Cut
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picnic table at the cut
The Cut
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boat travelling past a landing on the inlet
The Cut
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boardwalk through the landscape at the cut
The Cut
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the inlet beach
The Cut
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aerial view of the cut and the inlet
The Cut
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tracks around the cut and the blue waters of leschenault inlet
The Cut
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picnic area at the cut
The Cut
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closer aerial views over the cut
The Cut
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view above the cut near bunbury
The Cut
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Facilities

Picnic table

Activities

Bushwalking

Camping

Canoeing and kayaking

Fishing

Picnicking

Wind surfing

Plants, wildlife and fungi

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

Traditional Owners

We recognise and acknowledge Wiilman people as the traditional owners of Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park.