Another one of Westerns Australia's very pretty park, this one situated near the small town of Denmark on Western Australia's scenic south coast.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: 15 km West of Denmark
The granite rocks, washed round by sea and sand, resemble a group of elephants taking a bath.
Don't miss climbing down the stairs and going down to the beach.
Updated Jun 12, 2008
Address: William Bay National Park
The granite rocks of the sea shore form a barrier that breaks the waves and creates a protected pool with calm, crystal clear water.
Since I'm not a good swimmer and hate waves that splash water into my face, this was the perfect place for me.
The beach is perfect also for smaller children since the sandy ground descents slowly.
Written May 3, 2008
Address: William Bay National Park
The scenic Mount Shadforth Road, leading West from Denmark, offers pretty, though not spectacular views of the hilly landscape, farmland and forests to the distant coastline.
Attention 2WD campervan renters, the road is marked on maps as sealed although it's actually a gravel road. Easy to drive, though. But don't tell the rental office.
Written May 3, 2008
The inlet and its banks are inhabited by all kinds of water birds: pelicans, herons, black swans, ducks, coots and waders - and of course the inevitable gulls. Bird watching can easily be done even from the campground.
Written May 3, 2008
The river and the wide Wilson Inlet provide good opportunities for fishing and all kinds of water sports.
Written May 3, 2008
Absolutely do not miss this one! Not only the best beaches of the day (this one and Elephant Rocks) but almost my whole life, including the Great Barrier reef!
Updated Nov 19, 2005
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Favorite thing: This park has a very pretty outlook, the river which runs at the foot of the town.
Paul and Marcha decided they'd give some of the equipment a try.
Written Nov 19, 2005
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