There are 13 parks in Peel
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Beeliar Regional Park is a range of coastal wetlands containing an array of nature appreciation possibilities within the suburban confines of Perth.
Beeliar Regional Park is a natural haven located approximately 19 kilometres south of Perth's central business district.
The Captain Fawcett 4WD Track showcases some of Western Australia’s best jarrah forests, historic farmhouses, original trestle bridges and magnificent views.
Dawesville Foreshore Reserve is a park area located in Mandurah, Australia, alongside the estuary.
The trail combines easy walking along the valley floor and a winding path through fabulous jarrah forest high above the river.
Follow Serpentine Gorge to Gooralong Brook and then into Kitty's Gorge passing impressive granite outcrops and waterfalls.
Forest-cloaked valleys and meandering waterways make Lane Poole an enchanting place to visit.
The Len Howard Conservation Park, on the edge of the Peel Estuary in Mandurah, has excellent bird watching opportunities.
The Les Couzens Bridle Trail passes through state forest south from Dwellingup.
The Mandurah Estuary and Peel Inlet, located south of Perth, is a vast system of lakes covering 134 square kilometers.
Park Ridge Foreshore Reserve is a small and well-maintained reserve located on the foreshore in Mandurah, Western Australia.
Is best known for the waterfall that cascades over a sheer granite rockface, abounds with the scenic beauty of ancient landforms and verdant forest.
Yalgorup National Park is known for its elongated lakes, beautiful tuart, peppermint woodlands and above all, the microscopic communities that reside in Lake Clifton and form thrombolites.