(& STOCKYARD GULLY)
HEMA map reference 76/H3
Drover's Cave
30° 14' 35" S 115° 04' 42" E
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255km north of Perth, 5km north east of Jurien.
Several caves dot this small national park which is otherwise unremarkable. Access to most of the caves is by 4wd only. The nearby coastline offers good fishing and swimming.
Some of the caves are inhabited by bees and large hives hang over the entrances. Precautions should be taken when approaching or leaving these caves.
Update 2007: We recently received information that access to the caves is by walking only.
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Stockyard Gully
29° 56' 10" S 115° 05' 37" E
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280km north of Perth, east of Leeman.
This park is located near Drover’s Cave Park, and is also known for the limestone caves within it’s borders. The main attraction is a series of three caves linked by a stream bed. They are easily accessible but a torch is necessary as the longest is some 300 metres.
No camping is allowed within the park and access is 4wd only. |
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