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Moore River National Park
Bushlands, beaches, and spring wildflowers await along the banks of the Moore River.
Bird-watching and bushwalking opportunities abound at Moore River National Park, where heathlands and eucalyptus forests hug the riverbanks. Set along the Indian Ocean Drive and a 1.5-hour drive north of Perth, it’s close to regional highlights like Yanchep National Park and the Lancelin Sand Dunes—and often much less crowded. As the river winds its way to the Indian Ocean, shallow sandbars open up, providing scenic spots for swimming, canoeing, and boating. There’s no camping in the park itself, but numerous private camping sites can be found in the area.
Bird-watching and bushwalking opportunities abound at Moore River National Park, where heathlands and eucalyptus forests hug the riverbanks. Set along the Indian Ocean Drive and a 1.5-hour drive north of Perth, it’s close to regional highlights like Yanchep National Park and the Lancelin Sand Dunes—and often much less crowded. As the river winds its way to the Indian Ocean, shallow sandbars open up, providing scenic spots for swimming, canoeing, and boating. There’s no camping in the park itself, but numerous private camping sites can be found in the area.
When to Go
The best time for bushwalking, water activities, and camping in and around the national park is September through May. Summer (December through February) is peak season, when the park makes a popular getaway from nearby Perth, drawing crowds to cool off in the river, especially on sunny weekends. Springtime serves up the most colorful views, with wildflowers blooming along
Read more...When to Go
The best time for bushwalking, water activities, and camping in and around the national park is September through May. Summer (December through February) is peak season, when the park makes a popular getaway from nearby Perth, drawing crowds to cool off in the river, especially on sunny weekends. Springtime serves up the most colorful views, with wildflowers blooming along the heathlands. Most campsites and caravan parks in the area stay open year-round.
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