Neerabup National Park Park

Address: Neerabup National Park, near Neerabup, Western Australia

Neerabup National Park is a protected area on the northern Swan Coastal Plain near Perth in Western Australia. It conserves remnant native woodlands, heath, and wetlands typical of the coastal plain.

The area was set aside to protect remaining examples of coastal plain ecosystems as urban development expanded around Perth; management focuses on conservation of flora and fauna and control of invasive species.

The park is located north of metropolitan Perth, near the suburb of Neerabup and accessible via regional roads from the northern suburbs.

• Conservation value: Part of the Swan Coastal Plain near Perth, the park protects remnant native vegetation and wetland habitats that are now scarce on the coastal plain.
• Best time to visit: Spring months are notable for wildflower displays and bird activity, making those periods best for short walks and nature observation.

What to See#

• Lake Neerabup: A shallow seasonal lake and associated wetlands that form a focal point for birds and local wildlife within the park boundary.

Located roughly 40 km north of Perth. Drive via the Mitchell Freeway (State Route 2) northbound and take local roads toward Neerabup; parking is available at designated trailheads.

• Avoid windy days if planning to explore the coastal dune systems - sand can make days unpleasant.
• Check for seasonal bushfire warnings during the dry months and heed local park advisories.
• Trailheads are reached by 4WD or high‑clearance vehicle on some approaches; check local maps before setting out.