Chequered with an interesting past including stock grazing, harbouring escaped convicts, commune living and an effluent disposal site, the Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park is now a sought after location for aquatic recreation, bird watching and camping.
Hordes of black swans pepper the surface of the water in season and brilliant white heron can be easily spotted in the reeds. The estuary is long and thin stretching about 11km to the township of Bunbury where chequered painted lighthouses overlook basaltic rock beaches.
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Wyalup-Rocky Point Beach, Bunbury
Black swans on Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park
Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park
Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park
Belvidere Campsite
Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park
Wyalup-Rocky Point Beach, Bunbury
Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park
Wyalup-Rocky Point Beach, Bunbury
Wyalup-Rocky Point Beach, Bunbury
Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park
Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park
Bunbury Lighthouse
Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park
Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park
Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park
Wyalup-Rocky Point Beach, Bunbury
Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park
Black swans on Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park