Serpentine National Park

Was beautiful as always, but weird to have a bit of aggression and $15 dollars to pay on the way in... Although the new facilities and restoration are nice and clearly why the price has increased.
It's just a different experience now.
But is just what happens when humans saturate a place with their presence.

Driving down towards the small cabin, stip at the sign and you're greeted by friendly helpful staff, pay a small fee to drive through to the national park. An excellent example of what the West Australian bush has to offer. It was the spring when I visited, the Noongar season of Djilba (season of conception) and the flowers were painting a beautiful scene, the bush was alive with colour and life. Step carefully and keep your eyes open to observe the majesty of this unique land.

Nice National park
You’ll experience superb Serpentine waterfall after a few minutes walk on a super easy and family friendly path

And for more adventurous times, kitty’s gorges and Baldwin bluff trails would give you a day of fun 🤩

Enough parking on side
Expect a AUD 15 entrance fee

A beautiful area to relax and enjoy nature, there are lovely areas to have a picnic or barbecue with friends and family. A coffee shop is also located near the falls where you can sit, enjoy a drink and watch the birds fly by. I will visit again as there are also some walking trails to explore.

Kitty's Gorge located right there at Serpentine National Park. Very beautiful trail, easy to complete in 5 hours about 16 km round trip that's just about 9-10 miles. It's an adventurous trail, I would go back any day for another walk. The trail is clearly marked, and full of lush vegetation.

Located to the east of Serpentine just off the South Western Highway Serpentine National Park is easily accessed. There are a range of facilities, BBQs, picnic tables and a heap of car parks. An entry fee is charged or access is free using a National Park's pass. Kangaroos are often sighted on the lawn areas and throughout the park. Being a National Park no dogs or pets are allowed.
The actual falls and pool are easily accessed by foot from the car park on a well maintained footpath. During the warmer months the pool at the base of the falls is a popular swimming spot. The best time to see the falls flowing is during the winter months and early spring. After prolonged rainfall or heavy falls the falls are impressive and attract an influx of visitors. The surrounding cliffs / wall of the falls are impressive and their colour is impressive. Over the years there have been numerous deaths and injuries caused by over adventurous park visitors ignoring warning signs and jumping from rock ledges above the falls into the pool below. This is also great spot for photographers and visitor with an abundance of wildflowers in the area.

Long walk in very stiff & dangerous walk trials, u should consider this before your visit. The lookout wasn't worth all the risk & effort to go up! The pool area is small but waterfall is beautiful. Parking is expensive if you visit by your own as of $13 for only 1 person, however they may need the fees to take care of the place as it is huge.