Warren National Park
A national park protecting some of the most spectacular virgin karri forest in Western Australia. A one-way loop drive follows the Warren River through the forest, with trails, canoeing, and camping.
Warren National Park protects one of the most magnificent stands of virgin karri forest in Western Australia, with many karri trees reaching 80 meters. The Warren River Loop is a one-way drive of about 12 km. It winds along the river valley through giant trees, with several picnic and viewing spots along the way. The park also has trails such as Maidenbush and the Heath Warren River trail, as well as stretches of river good for fishing and canoeing. Basic campgrounds are available, and Beedelup and Yeagarup Dunes can also be reached from here. Western Australian national parks require a vehicle entry permit (about AUD 17 per vehicle for a day pass, subject to DBCA announcements).
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree
- The Cascades
- Pemberton Tramway
- Karri Forest Explorer
- Gloucester Tree
- Big Brook Dam
- Beedelup Falls
- Yeagarup Dunes