Frank Hann National Park

Frank Hann National Park extends across 675 square kilometers of heathland and scrubland, situated on an inland sandplain 428 kilometers from Perth.

The national park received its designation in 1970, named after explorer Frank Hann who conducted surveys through this territory in 1901.

The Malpa people maintain their status as Traditional Owners of the land, preserving their connection to this natural territory in Western Australia.

The park remains free to enter throughout the year, though visitors should bring location beacons as no facilities exist within its boundaries.

Between September and January, the park displays numerous wildflower species, including eucalyptus, banksias, wattles, and native feather flowers.

Operator: Parks and Wildlife Service, Western Australia

GPS coordinates: -32.86117,120.32755

Latest update: March 9, 2025 10:43