Nature & National Parks

A must-see in winter and spring, these cascading falls flow through ancient granite and karri forest. Enjoy accessible trails, a suspension bridge, and loop walks around Lake Beedelup. National Park fees apply.

Big Brook Arboretum offers camping for tents, campervans, camper trailers, and caravans. The campground is surrounded by beautiful tall trees and a 1.2km walk to Big Brook Dam.

D’Entrecasteaux National Park combines pristine beaches and tall forests in a spectacular landscape along the southern coastline.

Climb the Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree in Warren National Park for stunning canopy views of old-growth karri forest. Enjoy nearby scenic trails, seasonal wildflowers, and birdwatching. Parking available. Entry fees apply.

Home to the iconic Gloucester Tree and the tranquil Cascades, the park offers serene walking trails, stunning wildflowers in spring, and a chance to immerse yourself in the heart of Western Australia’s Southern Forests. Perfect for nature lovers, birdwatchers and those wanting to escape into the forest.

One of the 3 climbing trees located in the Southern Forests, the Gloucester Tree is Pemberton’s most famous historical icon.

Greater Beedelup National Park is set amidst a beautiful forest in the states south west.

Tucked beneath towering karri trees and fed by the pure waters of the Lefroy Brook, the Pemberton Pool remains one of the town’s most treasured historic landmarks – a place where generations have learned to swim, picnicked with family, and cooled off on warm summer days.

Shannon National Park has some of the State’s most magnificent karri forest.

The Cascades is one of the destinations on the Pemberton Tramway Warren Bridge tour

Explore the stunning Warren National Park, home to towering karri forests, scenic rivers, and tranquil campgrounds. Perfect for nature lovers, the park offers walk trails, canoeing or kayaking, and camping amid the beauty of the Southern Forests. Entry requires a park pass, available at the Pemberton Visitor Centre or online. Dogs are not permitted to protect native wildlife.

the Yeagarup Dunes in D’Entrecasteaux National Park, the largest inland mobile dune system in the Southern Hemisphere. These shifting sands move up to 4 metres annually, encroaching on ancient karri forests. National Park Entry is required and can be purchased at the Pemberton Visitor Centre or at Lake Yeagarup Tyre Deflation Station.