Crooked Brook Forest

Crooked Brook Forest in Dardanup is a stunning Jarrah and Marri forest that offers a range of activities for nature lovers.

It has been listed as one of the top 10 trails in Western Australia and features first-class walk trails and scenic lookouts.

Visitors can explore four walk trails in the forest, ranging from 600 meters to 10 kilometers. The forest path is easily accessible with wheelchairs or prams, thanks to the use of rammed earth. There are also barbeque and picnic facilities with wheelchair-friendly tables. Informative plaques along the trails provide information about the native species and the forest's history. Those who take on the extended trail will be rewarded with picturesque views of Bunbury and the neighboring Ferguson Valley.

The best time to visit Crooked Brook Forest is in spring when the wildflowers are in full bloom. It is located just a 20-minute drive from Dardanup and 30 minutes south of Bunbury. For those coming from Perth, it is a 2-hour drive south. Visitors can easily reach the forest by car or public transport. With its beautiful views, well-maintained walk trails, and BBQ and picnic facilities, Crooked Brook Forest is a perfect destination for a day trip or weekend getaway.