Rockingham Lakes Regional Park

Rockingham Lakes Regional Park spans 4,270 hectares of coastal plain, incorporating wetlands, woodlands, and limestone cliffs along the Western Australian shore.

The park grounds were used as an artillery range during World War II, with some sections potentially containing unexploded military equipment from that period.

The wetland systems within the park provide essential habitats for numerous bird species protected under international agreements and Australian environmental laws.

Visitors can explore different sections of the park through walking trails, offering opportunities for bird watching and nature observation around Lake Richmond.

The park contains ancient thrombolites at Lake Richmond and features parallel sand ridges that document 7,000 years of sea level changes.

Location: City Of Rockingham

Website: https://parks.dpaw.wa.gov.au/park/rockingham-lakes

GPS coordinates: -32.44410,115.78841

Latest update: March 7, 2025 15:43