National park · WA

Lesueur National Park

Lesueur National Park is a national park in Jurien Bay, Western Australia. It's open all year and at its best from September to November.

Inland from Jurien Bay on WA's Coral Coast, Lesueur protects more than 900 plant species, about a tenth of the state's known flora. Spring is the time to go, when acacias, hibbertias, melaleucas, coneflowers and orchids flower along the heathland. The sealed Lesueur Scenic Drive loops through the park with regular stops, and there are walks from a short accessible path to the overnight Yonga Trail.

Official site

Type
National park
Where
Jurien Bay, WA
Best months
Open all year. Best September to November
Public access
Park entry fee per vehicle. An 18.5 km one-way sealed scenic drive with lay-bys. No dogs.
Pick your own
No
Booking
Not needed
Right now
In its season

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Flowers to see at Lesueur National Park

Branch of golden wattle smothered in fluffy yellow ball flowers
Native

Wattle

Acacia spp. (golden wattle, Acacia pycnantha)

National season guide

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WA Wildflower Season 2027

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Coalseam Conservation Park, Lesueur National Park and the Mid West, Mid West, including Mullewa and Mingenew

Everlasting daisyKangaroo pawBanksiaGeraldton wax

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