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Cape Range National Park is a stunning natural wonder located in the Gascoyne region of Western Australia. Spanning over 47,655 hectares (117,760 acres), it is situated on the western side of the North West Cape peninsula, approximately 1,105 kilometres (687 mi) from Perth.
Located just off the coast of the Cape Range National Park, the Ningaloo Reef is a 300-kilometer-long coral barrier reef that is listed as a World Heritage Area.
The Yardie Gorge Trail is a 2-kilometre walking trail located in Cape Range National Park.
Bloodwood Creek offers great snorkelling, swimming and wildlife viewing. There is a scenic lookout platformto the north of the car parkto view the Bloodwood Creek system.
Hike through the rocky gorges of arid, rugged Cape Range in the Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area, and camp beachside adjacent to the vibrant, colourful Ningaloo Marine Park.
The Charles Knife Canyon drive takes you on a winding road from the main road south of Exmouth up to the top of the range. Located at the top is Charles Knife lookout.
Kori Bay beach offers visitors a place to fish, swim or kayak and is located on the coast opposite Milyering Visitor center.
A 100m walk from Mangrove Bay car park to a purpose-built hide allows you to quietly watch some local and migratory birds in a coastal mangrove swamp.
The well is a historical site marked by an old water tank and remnants of fencing.
Visitors to Cape Range National Park can obtain bore water from Ned's Bore.
The entry station is about 36km from Exmouth. Stop here for park information and to pay the entry fee before driving into Cape Range National Park.
The Oyster Stacks are five isolated islets that protrude from the reef, which are literally covered with oysters.
Listed as an historic ‘sheep holding’ area, Pilgonoman Gorge offers a short walk starting from the car park. Visitors can discover disused water troughs and fencing relics.
Pilgramunna offers a scenic seaside experience and is a great place for snorkellers.
Sandy Bay is a very picturesque beach popular for swimming and snorkelling.
An unsealed road traverses the bottom of this scenic canyon in one of the most rugged areas of Cape Range National Park.
South Mandu is a popular snorkelling spot. It is within a benthic protection zone so visitors can observe marine life in its natural state.
Stop at the entry station here for park information and to pay the entry fee before driving into the park.
North T Bone is located adjacent to a Recreational Zone in Ningaloo Marine Park.
South T bone is located adjacent to a Recreational Zone in the Ningaloo Marine Park. Access to the beach for fishing and beach activities can be made from the car park.
There is easy access to Trealla Beach for fishing, snorkelling and swimming. It is located in the Lakeside Sanctuary Zone, south of Varanus Beach.
An excellent snorkel site easily accessible in most conditions, with a rich diversity of coral, fish and other marine life close to shore and an exceptionally beautiful beach and bay.
Located in the Lakeside Sanctuary Zone, north of Trealla Beach, Varanus Beach is popular for snorkeling, swimming and fishing.
Yardie Creek is a unique permanent water source that flows between the spectacular sheer cliffs, is known as Yardie Creek Gorge.
Small campground, 3km south of Yardie Creek, that can only be accessed by four-wheel-drive vehicle.
Small near-coastal campground with only five sites.
Kurrajong is nestled between sand dunes and all sites are only a 150 metre walk from the beach.
A beachside campground with some shade able to accommodate large motor homes and 5th-wheeler-campers.
Small campground nestled behind sand dunes alongside a long, narrow sandy beach and partially protected from strong winds. Most sites have shade.
Small campground nestled behind sand dunes with partial protection from strong winds.