• Safety
  • For Business
  • Accessibility
  • Contact Us
  • Site map
Explore Parks AccountMy Parkstay Bookings
Home Parks and Wildlife Service Explore Parks Default

Menu

  • Home
  • Go
    • Park Finder
    • About WA's regions
  • Do
  • Stay
  • Know
    • About this website
    • Getting around
    • When to visit
    • Safety
    • Camping
    • Park Brochures
    • Tours and events
    • Conserving our parks
    • Traditional custodians
    • Fees
    • Universal Access
    • Pets in Parks
    • Trails
    • Buy Park Passes
    • Touring WA newsletter
  • What's On
  • Connect
  • Buy
    • Park Passes
    • Landscope
    • Books
    • Maps
    • Prints
    • Gift Cards
  • Alerts

Search form

Go to whole of WA Government search
Printer Friendly and PDF
Larger Smaller
Facebook Twitter

You are here

  1. Home ›
  2. Experience Perth ›
  3. Perth Hills ›
  4. Beelu ›

Perth Hills Discovery Centre

Bookmark This

Tabs Group

Welcome
Book now
Previous Pause Next

The Perth Hills Discovery Centre is a great place to begin your park experience. Learn about the national park, pick up a souvenir or relax on the deck with a cappuccino, cold drink or ice-cream. You may even spot a friendly kangaroo, one of the many native animals that can be seen around the centre.

The centre is open 10am til 4pm weekdays and offers information on recreational opportunities within the area as well as an extensive range of maps and guides, souvenirs, refreshments, unique giftware and local artworks.

Most of the walking and cycle trails in the area either start from or pass close by the Perth Hills National Park Centre and are well sign posted and information on the walks and trails is available. 

Nearer to Nature - Community

This program provides fun, interactive, nature-based activities for groups, families and individuals who are keen to enhance their enjoyment, knowledge and interest in the natural environment within the tranquillity of the forest.

Nearer to Nature - Schools

Some of DBCA’s EcoEducation programs are also run out of the Perth Hills Centre, EcoEducation offers schools, teachers, students and their communities a variety of educational programs and resources designed to foster awareness, appreciation and understanding of the natural environment and traditional Aboriginal culture.

 

Getting There

You can get to this site by: 2WD

GPS: -31.9536, 116.176

Get direction in Google Map

Back to Park

Camping

  • $10 per adult per night
  • $6.60 for concession holders
  • $2.20 per child (6-15 years)
  • $300 for the whole campground per night
No dogs allowedDrinking water available
Walpole Nornalup National Park - Conspicuous Ciff, Tourism Western Australia
  • Sitemap
  • Privacy
  • Copyright
  • Disclaimer
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Parks and Wildlife Service
  • wa.gov.au
Copyright © 2017, Parks and Wildlife Service. All Rights Reserved.