Mount Frankland South National Park

Mount Frankland South National Park spans 422 square kilometers of dense forests with jarrah, karri, and tingle trees, forming part of the Walpole Wilderness Area.

The Department of Parks and Wildlife established Mount Frankland South National Park in December 2004 to protect the natural ecosystems of Western Australia.

Aboriginal communities maintain connections to this land, which contains numerous sites reflecting their traditional practices and knowledge of the natural environment.

The Fernhook Falls campground provides tent sites and huts for overnight stays, while multiple trails allow visitors to explore the diverse landscapes.

The park contains three species of tingle eucalyptus trees, which develop large buttressed trunks and grow exclusively in this region of Western Australia.

Location: Shire Of Denmark

Operator: WA-Department of Parks and Wildlife (DPaW)

Address: North Walpole WA 6398, Australia 6398

Website: https://parks.dpaw.wa.gov.au/park/mount-frankland-south

GPS coordinates: -34.85351,116.61173

Latest update: March 4, 2025 00:36