Watheroo National Park
Phone: 08 9652 7043
www.naturebase.net/national_parksWebsite
Clicking the above link will take you to a website that is not operated by SuperPages. SuperPages is not responsible for the content or availability of linked sites.
Watheroo National Park
Category: Tourist Attractions
- Phone
- 08 9652 7043
- Website
- www.naturebase.net/national_parks
- Address
- Watheroo West Road, Watheroo WA, 6513
Tourist Attractions
0 Customer reviews
Write a reviewLocated in the Central West Coast sandplain 200 kilometres of Perth, the park covers 44,324 hectares. Watheroo National Park is accessible from all directions by good Gravel Roads. No internal access is provided. It is sandplain country, bordered to the east by a low creek flowing south to Moore River. Eastern area around Jingamia Cave has rock outcrops. Vegetation consists of low sandplain Heath, Banksia and Malley thickets with tall Eucalypts (Powder Bark) Thickets on West side of the park. Fauna includes the usual sandplain and Heath-type animals and birds. There are some Grey Kangaroo around Jingamia Cave area. Discreet camping is allowed after consultation with the Ranger-in-charge. However, there are no facilities provided. The park does not have any walking trails. Winter through to early Summer is the best time to visit. Visitors are encouraged to carry their own water as there is no water provided in the park. Visit CALM's NatureBase website at http://www.calm.wa.gov.au/ for more information.
- Description
Business profile
Located in the Central West Coast sandplain 200 kilometres of Perth, the park covers 44,324 hectares. Watheroo National Park is accessible from all directions by good Gravel Roads. No internal access is provided. It is sandplain country, bordered to the east by a low creek flowing south to Moore River. Eastern area around Jingamia Cave has rock outcrops. Vegetation consists of low sandplain Heath, Banksia and Malley thickets with tall Eucalypts (Powder Bark) Thickets on West side of the park. Fauna includes the usual sandplain and Heath-type animals and birds. There are some Grey Kangaroo around Jingamia Cave area. Discreet camping is allowed after consultation with the Ranger-in-charge. However, there are no facilities provided. The park does not have any walking trails. Winter through to early Summer is the best time to visit. Visitors are encouraged to carry their own water as there is no water provided in the park. Visit CALM's NatureBase website at http://www.calm.wa.gov.au/ for more information.
Watheroo National Park's Keywords
Tourist Attractions
Is Watheroo National Park in Australia your business?
Claim your listing and attract more leads by adding more content, photos and other business details.