An online visitor's guide to Western Australia's parks, reserves and other recreation areas.
Conservation parks
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State: Western Australia
Park fee: No Fee Applicable
Introduction: Burra Rock Conservation Park lies 55 kilometres south of Coolgardie, in the Great Western Woodlands.
Region: Goldfields
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State: Western Australia
Park fee: No Fee Applicable
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Coalseam Conservation Park is among the most botanicaly diverse bush areas in the northern Wheatbelt region of the Midwest of Western Australia. This acacia shrubland, with its sparse understorey, comes alive with "everlasting" wildflowers after good winter rains.
Region: Midwest
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State: Western Australia
Park fee: AUD $ 11.00
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The King Leopold Ranges Conservation Park covers an area of 392,100 hectares.
Region: Kimberley
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State: Western Australia
Park fee: No Fee Applicable
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Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park bounded on one side by the Indian Ocean & Leschenault Estuary. the park is very popular for fishing & aquatic recreation such as snorkelling & diving.
Region: South West
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State: Western Australia
Park fee: AUD $ 8.00
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Monkey Mia Reserve is located on the eastern shore of Peron Peninsula about 23 kilometres from the town of Denham in the Shark Bay World Heritage Area. The reserve has high conservation values as well as economic values for the region's prosperity, being one of the major attractions for visitors to Shark Bay.
Region: Midwest
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State: Western Australia
Park fee: No Fee Applicable
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One Tree Bridge Conservation Park shows the history of Manjimup's settlers dating back to 1920, and offers an insight into the hardships battled by these pioneers amongst the great depression of 1930, and trying to exist in dense hardwood forests.
Region: South West
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Park fee: No Fee Applicable
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Penguin Island is a truly unique place. Only 42 kilometres from the centre of Perth, it is home to a diverse array of wildlife and boasts breathtaking marine and coastal scenery.
The Department of Environment and Conservation advises visitors to use the available ferry service to access Penguin Island. The ferry service operates between 9am and 4pm daily. Contact Rockingham Wild Encounters on (08) 9591 1333 for further information regarding ferry services.
Region: Perth
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Park fee: No Fee Applicable
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Rowles Lagoon is located approximately 60 kilometres north of Coolgardie, in the Great Western Woodlands, and is a semi-permanent fresh water lake two kilometres across.
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State: Western Australia
Park fee: No Fee Applicable
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The unique composition of this conservation park makes it one of only two in the world which shares its' characteristics, formed from billions of tiny shells. The coastline stretches for approximately one-hundred and ten kilometres and is between seven and ten metres deep.
Region: Midwest
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Park fee: No Fee Applicable
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St John Brook Conservation Park offers visitors a chance to see a variety of remnants with historical and cultural value, as well as enjoy water activities in Barrabup Pool.
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State: Western Australia
Park fee: No Fee Applicable
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Region: Golfields
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The Vasse-Wonnerup Wetlands system covers approximately 740 hectares, of which about 120 hectares is classified as a conservation park. It is primarily an estuarine system with artificially manipulated water levels that supports very high numbers of waterbirds. Up to 33,000 birds have been counted there, making it an ideal spot for birdwatchers.
Region: South West
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