crystal springs, walpole-nornalup national park, western australia
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Crystal Springs was once a stop on the stockman’s route to the coast where they grazed their cattle. Nowadays, the traveller can take a break underneath a thick grove of peppermints at this lovely camping site.TRANSCRIPT
Discover Crystal SpringsCrystal Springs was once a stop on the stockman’s route to the coast where they grazed their cattle. Nowadays, the traveller can take a break underneath a thick grove of peppermints at this lovely camping site.
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www.dec.wa.gov.au
Must seeCrystal Springs is a gateway to the western section of Walpole-Nornalup National Park and eastern section of D’Entrecasteaux National Park. It is the ideal place to base your explorations of the area as it is situated close to the highway. The campground is nestled under the shade of peppermint trees.
Getting thereApproximately 12 kilometres west of Walpole on the South West Highway, turn south onto Mandalay Beach Road. Crystal Springs campground is located a few hundred metres off the highway.
Travelling timeAbout 20 minutes from Walpole.
What is there?Crystal Springs has lovely shaded spaces for tents, picnic tables, wood barbeques and toilets.
Nearby sitesPlaces that you can visit from Crystal Springs include Mandalay Beach, Hush Hush Beach, Long Point, Little Long Point, Lost Beach and Banksia Camp. Mandalay Beach is the only beach that is accessible by two-wheel-drive in this area.
FeesCamping fees are compulsory at Crystal Springs.
National park entry fees apply in D’Entrecasteaux National Park. Please refer to the Park visitor fees brochure.
These fees contribute to the provision and maintenance of recreation facilities and visitor services in this park.
Caring for Crystal SpringsBe wise Respect this unique environment and leave it as you found it.
Walk softly Help us to protect this fragile environment by keeping to the path.
Be clean Take your rubbish with you and dispose of it correctly.
Stay cool Wood fires are permitted in fire rings only except during the prohibited season when no fires are allowed. Please bring your own firewood and don’t collect if from the surrounding national park. Portable gas stoves are recommended.
Pets not permitted. Respect our native wildlife.This site is not suitable for caravansYour safety is our concern but your responsibility.
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Coast risk areaThis stretch of coast can be hazardous due to large, unpredictable waves and swells, slippery rocks and strong currents.
For your safety:
• always pay attention to the ocean
• keep well clear of the sea
• avoid slippery rocks and loose surfaces
• supervise children at all times
• notify someone of your expected time of return.
DANGER!
Phone: 08 9840 0400 Fax: 08 9840 1251 Email: [email protected]
Further information and bookingsDepartment of Environment and ConservationFrankland DistrictSouth Coast Hwy, Walpole, Western Australia 6398
This information is available in alternative formats on request.
Information correct at April 2012.
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