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Welcome to Avon Valley National Park, WA

The Avon Valley National Park is 47km from Perth. It is located to the northeast of the city. It takes up an area of 43.66 square km, and is managed by the Department of Parks and Wildlife.

History

The Avon River runs through the park, and gives it its name. This name was officially established in 1971.

Moondyne Joe (c.1826-1900), the infamous bushranger, used to hide in the Avon Valley National Park. He escaped from jail on numerous occasions throughout his life.

Lifestyle and Entertainment

The Avon Valley National Park is a great place to go bird-watching or to see the wildflowers in spring. There are also a number of interesting species of tree.

Visitors must pay in order to enter the park or camp here. The park boasts a host of facilities to make your day a pleasant one including toilets, BBQ areas and places to escape the heat.