Goldfields Woodlands National Park

Located in the Goldfields-Esperance region, this 64,628-hectare park contains eucalyptus woodlands, granite outcrops, salt lakes, and freshwater swamps across its terrain.

The park, established in 2000, features remnants of railways, woodlines, and the Goldfields water pipeline that supported early settlement in Western Australia.

The Kalaamaya people maintain traditional connections to this land, which contains multiple sites of Aboriginal significance including Diamond Rock and Thursday Rock.

Visitors can access three main camping areas at Boondi Rock, Victoria Rock, and Cave Hill, with spots available on a first-come, first-served basis.

The park forms part of the Great Western Woodlands, recognized as the largest remaining Mediterranean climate woodland section on Earth.

Operator: Parks and Wildlife Service, Western Australia

GPS coordinates: -31.14392,120.45770

Latest update: July 4, 2025 07:07