Nambung National Park - WA

The Nambung National Park has many highlights all within a couple of hours drive north of Perth. Some areas are free access, others required an park entry fee (or pass). Please look up each area separately for specific details. All areas in the National Park are restricted to no dogs and there are no camping areas within the Nambung National Park. Cervantes is the nearby service centre offering both supplies and accommodation.

Nambung National Park is most noted for the amazing limestone formations called the Pinnacles Desert but other features of interest are the beautiful beaches at Kangaroo Point and Hangover Bay, the coastal dune systems and low heathland rich in flowering plants. At the park’s northern end (near the town of Cervantes), there is a loop trail and boardwalk at Lake Thetis where you can see some fascinating thrombolites (rock-like structures similar to stromatolites built by micro-organisms too small for the human eye to see).