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Welcome to Whadjuk Noongar country, where the Perth Hills meet the Swan Coastal Plain.
Hike amongst majestic Jarrah and Marri woodlands, rich with wildlife, wildflowers and history.Â
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Learn moreBungendore Park is approximately 35 minutes south east of Perth in the hills of Bedfordale. Access is from Dryandra Drive (north), just off Albany Highway in Bedfordale. The trailhead is located 350 metres south of the carpark, along Dryandra Drive.Â
The park is predominantly open Jarrah/Marri forest, there are granite outcrops and stands of Parrot Bush, Wandoo and Rock Sheoak.
Originally gazetted a timber reserve in 1897, Bungendore Park was repurposed as Parklands in 1908 and classified an 'A' Class reserve.Â
With a history of timber and gravel extraction as well as firewood and honey production, Bungendore Park is now an area managed for conservation and passive recreation by the Bungendore Park Environmental Group and the City of Armadale. Covering 498 hectares, Bungendore, which is part of the Wungong Regional Park, has had many long-term scientific surveys highlighting the great conservation value of the park.
Several books on the park are available to purchase from the Perth Hills Armadale Visitor Centre or brochures available from Bungendore Park Environmental Group at https://bungendorepark.com.au/
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45 minutes
2.3km
2WD by road. Parking available at Dryandra Road, off Albany Highway, Bedfordale
Class 2
Easy trail with modified or hardened surface, and gentle hills or occasional steps. Clear directional signage. No bushwalking experience required. May be suitable for assisted wheelchair users (if ramps are provided at steps).
Group B - Hiking & Long Distance Trails (Bushwalks and/or longer trails)
No drinking water or toilet facilities available. Nearest toilets available at Wungong Dam (Admiral Road entrance).
Please observe Dieback signs and use boot cleaning stations where installed.
Snakes are known to occur in the park. Fire danger should be considered.
Only management vehicles are allowed in the park. Horses are permitted only on the designated bridle trail.
Dogs are permitted in the park, but must be kept on leash at all times.
16°C
Feels like 15°C
Max 22°C
Min 16°C
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