National Park

Cape Le Grand National Park

📍 WA

★★★★★

4.9(922)

About Cape Le Grand National Park

Cape Le Grand National Park in Western Australia is a stunning spot for families and campers looking to experience pristine coastal landscapes and outdoor adventure. With no specific facilities listed, it's best suited for self-sufficient campers who want to get back to basics and enjoy the natural beauty on offer. This is a great choice if you're after an authentic bush camping experience in one of WA's natural hotspots.

Reviews (5)

4.9

★★★★★

4.9(922)

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GasgasLex

2 months ago

★★★★★

Obviously a major drawcard for the area. Very popular destination for campers. Whitest beaches in Australia. A must see destination.

Gaylene Brown

4 months ago

★★★★☆

Fabulous find set on farmland along the river in peaceful quiet setting. Great for fishing bird & wildlife watching. 9 hole golf course a bit rough but fun. Plenty of space & clean amenities with cafe on site as well. Will come back. Only 10 min drive into Albany.

Chantel James

5 months ago

★★★★★

Spent the day at Cape le Grand. 1 day is never enough. We would have enjoyed camping in the park but all sites were fully booked, so we had to book in Esperence. Cape le Grand will forever hold a peice of our families hearts - The pristine waters, the endless sand dunes. It is breath taking. We are privileged to be able to explore the park to its fullest with our 4wd. Beach driving, dune exploring. You can't come to Esperence and not visit Cape Le Grand.

Sarah Murray

7 months ago

★★★★☆

Great national park for hiking. It has many beautiful beaches. But you must watch out the fly army. The day we got there was 38c and flies everywhere which ruined our experience. However the next day was much cooler that not as many flies as it was. We enjoyed the white sand beaches with 4x4 access.

Shaun L

9 months ago

★★★★★

We walked the coastal trail. I’m sure the sign said an easy walk but at times it felt we were rock climbing a little. Allow plenty of time to walk between Lucky Bay and Thistle cove. With all the stops for scenery and wildflowers it took us 45 mins to do 2km. But well worth it though.