Beedelup National Park

Beedelup National Park is set amidst a beautiful forest in the states southwest. A highlight of the park is the Beedelup Falls. Ensure you bring your camera to capture the beauty of the falls which are spectacular in late winter when the brook is in full flow. In the springtime, you will witness some of the most prolific wildflowers in the area.

Close by is a suspension bridge crossing over the Beedelup Brook which provides superb views of the falls. The Park offers several excellent walk trails and includes the "Walk through Karri." This enormous 400 year old Karri tree has a large manmade hole cut through the middle. Stand inside the tree for a unique photo opportunity, knowing that you have 151 tonnes of tree above you.

Another attraction is Beedelup Lake; a picturesque and tranquil setting to relax and take in the best nature has to offer.

Located just four hours south of Perth and a short drive from Pemberton, the area has plenty to see. Climb the world's tallest fire lookout tree - the Gloucester Tree, take a river cruise down the Donnelly River or visit some of the state's finest wineries.

Attraction Opening Times

Accessible all year.

Accessibility

There is wheel chair access from the car park, linking to the trail and to the viewing platform above the falls. There are disabled toilets on site.