Badgingarra National Park

Badgingarra National Park extends over 131 square kilometers of undulating sandplains and elevated breakaway landscapes in Western Australia, 190 kilometers north of Perth.

The national park, established in 1973, encompasses territories where Aboriginal groups conducted hunting and gathering activities through generations of land management.

The Yued people maintain deep connections to this land, which contains numerous plant species used in traditional Indigenous practices and knowledge systems.

Visitors can access the park via Brand Highway, with spring months from September to November offering optimal conditions for witnessing native wildflower displays.

The park houses the mottlecah tree, which produces the largest flowers of any eucalyptus species, alongside rare specimens of Badgingarra mallee.

Location: Shire Of Dandaragan

GPS coordinates: -30.44346,115.43240

Latest update: March 18, 2025 04:46