Enjoy magnificent views of Yeagarup Lake from the boardwalk or traverse the mighty Yeagarup Dunes in your four-wheel drive.

Yeagarup Lake is the gateway to the pristine Yeagarup Dunes. You can stop here for a picnic or to enjoy the scenery. Take a walk along the curved boardwalk which stretches 30m out into the lake. For those wanting to stay a while, Leaning Marri Campground is located nearby.

Yeagarup Dunes
Experience the awe-inspiring sight of the Yeagarup Dunes rising metres above the surrounding karri forest. The Dunes are a massive land-locked mobile dune system that is moving slowly inland, swallowing the forests and wetlands in its path. The journey across the dunes is challenging, yet rewarding, with a fantastic landscape awaiting you on the other side. The track over the dunes is through soft sand so you will need to reduce your tyre pressure to suit the conditions. Please follow the posts that mark the designated route across the dunes.

On the other side of the Dunes is Yeagarup Beach which is great for fishing and sightseeing.

Trailers (including caravans, camper trailers and boat trailers) are not permitted on the dunes due to the steep ascent through soft sand.

Four-wheel drive discovery
Pemberton Discovery Tours operate trips in four-wheel drive vehicles with experienced drivers, but anybody with their own four-wheel drive vehicle can drive through the Yeagarup Dunes to the coast. A sandy track takes you to the dunes with poles marking the track. Drivers are asked to stay on the designated route to avoid damaging the fragile vegetation of the dune system. Driving through deep sand on very steep slopes is dangerous.

Walking tours
One of the best ways to explore the dunes is on foot. Be aware that walking in the soft sand can be hard work, so bring enough water and listen for passing vehicles. Remain aware of your surroundings in order to be able to navigate back to Yeagarup Lake, and also be aware of the dual-use nature of the sand track to the dunes.