Innes
National Park
9100
hectares Telephone (08)
8854 3200 Innes is well
known to surfers, anglers
and people who appreciate
seclusion, wilderness
and spectacular scenery.
Covering the entire
toe of the peninsula's
boot, Innes literally
has something for
anyone who likes the
great outdoors - fishing,
surfing, coastal scenery,
wildlife, diving or
just plain camping.
The park's main camping
ground is at Pondalowie
Bay, where there are
good facilities; other
spots are available.
Inneston is not a
ghost town, but interpretive
signs relate the history
of the ruins.
The topography at
Innes ranges from
sand dunes and weathered
cliffs on the coast
to salt lake flats
and low scrub inland.
Kangaroos and emus
are a common sight
during the summer,
ranger staff entertain
youngsters with guided
activities covering
the park environment.
Innes National Park
Information Office
at Stenhouse Bay is
open daily for advice
and information.
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