William Bay National Park

William Bay National Park spans 17 square kilometers of coastal territory, featuring granite boulders, limestone mountains, and white sand beaches along turquoise waters.

The area received its designation as a national park in 1971, named after British admiral Sir William Edward Parry who served from 1790 to 1855.

The Mineng people maintained connections to this land for over 40,000 years, establishing deep relationships with the coastal environments and resources.

Visitors access numerous walking trails connecting Greens Pool, Elephant Rocks, and Madfish Bay, with facilities for swimming and fishing throughout the park.

The park contains rare assassin spiders and serves as habitat for migratory waterbirds including the Australasian bittern and hooded plover.

Location: Shire Of Denmark

Operator: WA Department of Parks and Wildlife

GPS coordinates: -35.01256,117.24698

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:17