Shelley Beach Park

Nestled within the West Cape Howe National Park, Shelley Beach Park in Western Australia is an ideal destination for travelers looking for a serene and picturesque coastal experience.

It is a pristine coastal landscape that can be accessed in a two-wheel drive, which makes it an attractive option for visitors. Shelley Beach Park offers a range of activities for visitors of all ages. The white-sand Shelley Beach is a perfect spot to relax and soak up the sun. The park is also an ideal location for bushwalkers, campers, and anglers. Take a stroll along the coastline and marvel at the rugged wilderness that surrounds the area. Additionally, visitors can explore the world-renowned Bibbulmun Track, a nearly 1,000-kilometer long-distance walk trail that stretches through the park. The summer months, from December to February, are ideal for travelers who enjoy warm and sunny temperatures. Spring and autumn provide a milder, more comfortable temperature range with fewer crowds. To get to Shelley Beach Park, visitors can drive from Albany or Denmark in around 50 minutes. Alternatively, visitors can explore the coastline by walking the Bibbulmun Track or commencing their journey from Perth, which is a 4.5-hour drive or just over an hour by air. Shelley Beach Park offers superb river and skyline views that take in the surrounding wilderness and granite boulders. The area has wide open spaces, drawing many residents and visitors alike. The park plays host to several significant events throughout the year, including the Blessing of the River, Australia Day celebrations, and New Year's Day fireworks. Shelley Beach Park is located on the Canning River between Watersby Crescent