Question 1

Can we go camping here?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can! The Yanchep National park has several campgrounds, which makes camping an excellent recreational activity. The campsites are usually relatively flat and covered by green grass. More interesting is the fact that the park also has additional facilities such as inns and hotel rooms. You're free to purchase foodstuffs at a reasonable price. 

The beauty of the park is that it provides a wide range of camping activities. Some of these include caving, bushwalking, wildlife visits among plenty of others. The park only charges once for a visitor to visit all the facilities within it. Camping is mainly fun if you tag along with a friend or family member.

The park also has several ablution blocks, golf courses, caves, among other facilities. All these facilities will significantly contribute to making your camping experience worth your time and money.

Question 2

Are there any locker facilities?

Accepted Answer

There are plenty of secure free lockers available for you. The primary purpose of these lockers is to guarantee the safety of some of your belongings. However, Yanchep National park highly advises travelers to avoid carrying too many items.

Question 3

Can you drink alcohol in Yanchep National Park?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can. Yanchep National Park management allows the customer to bring their alcohol without any limit. Alternatively, you can get a drink from the park's inns or hotels. Other available beverages include tea, soda, to mention but just a few.

The Yanchep inn serves meals to customers for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You're also free to buy snacks, ice creams, confectioneries, and chocolates from the Chocolate Drops Tea Rooms.

Question 4

Are dogs allowed in Yanchep National Park?

Accepted Answer

No, they're not! The Yanchep National Park management only allows guide dogs. Technically most national parks in Western Australia do not allow pets such as dogs and cats. The prohibition is since the pest's scent may upset the wildlife in the park.