Yanchep-Nationalpark

The Yanchep National Park is an Australian, was established in 1957 National Park 42 km north of Perth with an area of 28 square kilometers in Western Australia. It is known for its caves, the park, the native vegetation and the Koala colony. In the National Park still living Aboriginal tribal Noongar. The national park is particularly well-populated on weekends by locals. In the park various walks and hikes of different lengths are possible. A lake for boating and various creeks are part of this small national park. The management of the park is under the Department of Environment and Conservation.

Picnic place

Boat hire

Hole McNess

By the lake