Remote and rugged D'Entrecasteaux National Park combines pristine beaches and tall tree forests in a wild and spectacular landscape along the southern coastline near Northcliffe and Pemberton. Here, you can go camping and four wheel driving or bush walking through dense forest and coastal tracks. The beach fishing is first rate, or you can try one of the several river and inlet systems throughout the park. Mobile sand dunes move with the weather, so if you're journeying through this part of the world be sure to take a map and compass - its wild country! Yeagerup sand dunes near Pemberton edge onto a thick jarrah forest - ride the dunes in a four wheel drive then go kite surfing or fishing on the beach. In spring time you'll be rewarded with beautiful coastal wildflowers. Windy Harbour, Salmon Beach, and Broke Inlet are the only coastal areas which are accessible by conventional vehicle. There are camp facilities at Yeagarup Lake, Yeagarup Beach, Carey Brook, Crystal Springs and at Walpole's western beaches. You can access D'Entrecasteaux National Park from Pemberton, Northcliffe or Windy Harbour. It takes about four to five hours to drive there south of Perth.
