Badgingarra National Park
National Parks and Reserves
Take a walk in a park with high, breakaway country overlooking low undulating sandplains. The area is famous for its incredible displays of native wildflowers. Spring is the best time to visit.
The Badgingarra Walk Trail offers scenic views of the surrounding landscape and wildflowers. This is rugged country with a steep hill climb and two lookout points.
From the high points it's wonderful to see the lowlands burst into bloom in spring. Nature lovers will delight in seeing the yellow and black kangaroo paws, two types of grass trees, banksias, smokebush, and the rare Badgingarra mallee. The mottlecah in the park has the largest flower of all the eucalypts. That's worth seeing!
While you're walking see if you can spot some of the park's wildlife. Emus, bustards, wedge-tailed eagles, reptiles and the western grey kangaroo all inhabit this area.
From the high points it's wonderful to see the lowlands burst into bloom in spring. Nature lovers will delight in seeing the yellow and black kangaroo paws, two types of grass trees, banksias, smokebush, and the rare Badgingarra mallee. The mottlecah in the park has the largest flower of all the eucalypts. That's worth seeing!
While you're walking see if you can spot some of the park's wildlife. Emus, bustards, wedge-tailed eagles, reptiles and the western grey kangaroo all inhabit this area.