Elephant Rock Beach, Coastal beach in Deepdene, Australia
Elephant Rock Beach is a coastal strip in Deepdene with white sand backed by rocky outcrops along the Western Australian shoreline near Hamelin Bay. The beach sits in a sheltered bay that offers calm waters and natural protection from strong ocean swells.
The beach takes its name from a distinctive rock formation shaped like an elephant's head that has served as a local landmark. This natural feature has guided visitors and residents to the area for generations.
The beach forms part of the Augusta Margaret River region, where local communities maintain strong connections to water activities and coastal preservation.
Free parking with room for about 40 vehicles sits close to the beach entrance, with restrooms and showers nearby. The area is open and accessible throughout the year with standard coastal conditions.
The beach derives its name from a natural rock formation that displays the distinct shape of an elephant's head against the coastal landscape.
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