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Walyunga National Park

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Location: Darling Scarp of Western Australia (outer Perth Metropolitan Region) - Approximately 1,790 hectares.

This park has attractive scenery of the Swan River running through the Avon Valley, scenic views of Perth and Swan Coastal Plain. Animals to be found on this park are Kangaroos, Emus, Echidna, Black Duck, Teal and a variety of other birds.

Discreet camping at top end of park. Toilets, water, barbecues and tables. Essential to book with ranger. Five distinct walking trails - River, Kangaroo, Echidna, Kingfisher and Aboriginal Heritage Trail. Walks vary in length and difficulty and lead walkers to vistas over the river, scarp and through the beautiful bushland of the park. Swimming available at Walyunga pool in river only untreated water and snags - swimming not recommended.

Walyunga National Park

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Getting There: Distance: 37 km north east of Perth. Access: Sealed road from Perth up Great Northern Highway, turn right at Walyunga National Park signs on Highway and travel two kilometres on sealed road to park boundary. No vehicles permitted on fire maintenance tracks. Public Transport: Transperth bus to highway turn off only.

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Walyunga Rd
Upper Swan WA

Getting ThereDistance: 37 km north east of Perth. Access: Sealed road from Perth up Great Northern Highway, turn right at Walyunga National Park signs on Highway and travel two kilometres on sealed road to park boundary. No vehicles permitted on fire maintenance tracks. Public Transport: Transperth bus to highway turn off only.