Stirling Range National Park is an Australian national park listed on the Australian National Heritage List. If you arrive by car, you stop at the entry station on Bluff Knoll Road to pay, and the fee is charged per vehicle rather than per passenger unless you come in a large group vehicle. Around Bluff Knoll there is a parking area with picnic tables near the base of the mountain, and toilets are available at the Bluff Knoll Picnic Area. Dogs and other pets are not allowed anywhere in the park.
Nature/Hiking
Stirling Range National Park
A national park on the Australian National Heritage List, with picnic tables at the foot of Bluff Knoll.
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Entry fee
$17 per standard vehicle (12 or fewer people), $8 per person in larger vehicles and $10 per motorcycle; a valid park pass covers the fee.
Where to pay
Pay at the Stirling Range Entry Station, just off Chester Pass Road on Bluff Knoll Road.
Fire danger
On days of extreme fire danger, visitors are strongly advised not to enter the bush or use footpaths.
Pets
No dogs or other pets are allowed in the park.
OUR FAMILY ASSESSMENT
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Why kids will love it
The trade-off is fire. On days of extreme fire danger, all visitors are strongly advised not to enter the bush or use the footpaths, so a day planned around a walk may need to change at short notice.
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