A stunning natural haven along Western Australia’s southern coastline, D’Entrecasteaux National Park combines towering karri forests, pristine beaches, and the iconic Yeagarup Sand Dunes. Easily accessible from Pemberton and nearby Northcliffe, this park offers diverse attractions and camping opportunities for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

National Park Entry Fee’s apply and can be purchased prior to your arrival or at the Pemberton Visitor Centre when you arrive. Most of the attractions also have a payment station.

Attractions

• Black Point
  Awe-inspiring basalt rock formations created by ancient volcanic activity.
  Note: tours can be booked through the Pemberton Visitor Centre.
  Access: 4WD required, Black Point Road closes during the wet season. Some tracks may be impassable; check conditions prior to arriving.
• Jaspers Beach
  A secluded and scenic beach ideal for quiet relaxation.
  Access: 4WD required. Some tracks may be impassable; check conditions prior to arriving.
• Lake Jasper
  The largest freshwater lake in southern Western Australia, popular for kayaking, swimming, and birdwatching.
  Access: 4WD required via sandy tracks. Some tracks may be impassable; check conditions prior to arriving.
• Donnelly River Boat Landing
  A launching point for exploring the Donnelly River by boat or canoe.
  Access: 2WD
• Donnelly River
  A picturesque river winding through the forest.
  Note: River cruises can be booked through the Pemberton Visitor Centre.
  Access: By boat or canoe only.
• Carey Brook
  A serene brook offering camping and picnic spots.
  Access: 2WD
• Lake Yeagarup
  A large freshwater lake surrounded by forests leading to the Yeagarup Dunes.
  Access: 2WD
• Yeagarup Dunes
  Expansive, dynamic sand dunes providing a unique 4WD adventure.
  Note: tours can be booked through the Pemberton Visitor Centre.
  Access: 4WD only, low tyre pressures. Stay on marked tracks to protect the environment. Check conditions prior to arriving, as access may vary.
• Callcup Hill
  A challenging 4WD climb with incredible views over the dunes and forest.
  Access: 4WD only. Check conditions prior to arriving, as some tracks may be impassable during wet weather.
• Mount Chudalup
  A dramatic granite outcrop rising above the forest, offering spectacular views of the park and coastline. A must-visit for hikers and nature lovers.
• Gardiner River
  A pristine river system providing a peaceful escape.
  Access: 4WD required. Some tracks may be impassable; check conditions prior to arriving.
• Marlimup and Meerup
  Quiet, remote coastal areas with natural beauty and solitude.
  Access: 4WD required. Some tracks may be impassable; check conditions prior to arriving.
• Summertime Track
  A popular 4WD trail through the park. Note: The track is closed during the wet season.
  Access: 4WD only, challenging in wet conditions. Some tracks may be impassable; check conditions prior to arriving.
• Moores Hut
  A remote and historic hut nestled in the wilderness.
  Access: 4WD only, challenging in wet conditions. Some tracks may be impassable; check conditions prior to arriving.
• Fish Creek
  A secluded creek showcasing the park’s rugged beauty.
  Access: 4WD required, difficult in wet conditions. Some tracks may be impassable; check conditions prior to arriving.
• Coodamurrup
  A remote and rugged location with historical significance.
  Access: 4WD required, challenging in wet conditions. Some tracks may be impassable; check conditions prior to arriving.
• Tookalup: Near Windy Harbour – also named Point D’Entrecasteaux. 2WD access along sealed roads with sweeping vista’s of the coastline to both the north and south. Magnificent views amongst nature.

Camping and Accommodation

While no camping facilities are available on our beaches, there are several excellent options for staying in and around the park:

• Lake Yeagarup – Leaning Marri Campground: Individual sites, including a group site set away from the tyre let down station.
• Carey Brook and Goblin Swamp: Beautiful sites suitable for tents and caravans.
• Yeagarup Hut: A fully bookable camping experience with group accommodation in a comfortable hut. Ideal for families, friends, or special events.

The Pemberton Caravan Park in town offers a great place to set up camp, walk or ride and explore the region.

Activities

• Bushwalking: Wander through towering forests or coastal tracks, soaking in the diverse landscapes.
• Fishing: Cast a line in the park’s rivers, inlets, or along the beach for an exceptional fishing experience.
• Wildflowers: Visit in spring to see the park come alive with a vibrant display of native wildflowers.

Access and Travel

D’Entrecasteaux National Park is a short drive from Pemberton and Northcliffe, making it an easy addition to your itinerary.

• Conventional vehicles can access:
  • Windy Harbour village
  • Salmon Beach
  • Broke Inlet
• 4WD vehicles are required for areas like the Yeagarup Sand Dunes and more remote tracks.

Please Note: The park’s dunes are constantly moving, so ensure you have proper navigation tools and adhere to marked tracks.

Plan Your Visit

Whether you’re climbing Mt Chudalup, camping by Carey Brook, or exploring the ever-changing Yeagarup Sand Dunes, D’Entrecasteaux National Park promises unforgettable experiences. Stop by the Pemberton Visitor Centre to plan your adventure and secure your bookings.