Beelu National Park

Located in the east of Perth, Western Australia, Beelu National Park is a serene escape to the Darling Range.

Formerly known as Mundaring National Park, it was renamed in 2008 to honor the traditional owners of the area - the Beelu people. The park showcases a stunning display of native flora, including jarrah, marri, bull Banksia, sheoak, and grass tree. Established in 1995, the park offers a peaceful and untouched environment for visitors to appreciate.

Visitors to Beelu National Park will find a range of modern amenities, including toilets, wood barbecues, and picnic tables. The park also offers numerous hiking and mountain biking trails. The Perth Hills National Parks Centre, located within the park, provides information on trails and other visitor concerns. For scenic views, the South Ledge lookout offers a breathtaking view of Mundaring Weir and Lake CY O'Connor. Additionally, the park is home to the largest oak tree in Western Australia, found in Fred Jacoby Park.

Camping options are available in Beelu National Park, with two campsites providing a tranquil escape under the stars. These campsites offer an immersive nature experience for those seeking to connect with the environment.

Beelu National Park is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts looking to escape the city. With its modern amenities, unique features, and unforgettable scenery, visitors are sure to enjoy their time in this serene location.