Cape Le Grand National Park

All beaches in the Cape Le Grand National Park are stuning. They are such best beaches I have ever visited. I love Lucky Bay and Hellsfire Bay most. It was a 800km worthy drive from Perth to Esperance and Cape Le Grand to experience white sand, turquoise water, roos and warm weather in the summer.

This story is a special one! I lost my Phone on the Christmas Day at The Cape Le Grand National Park. The phone was lost on the lucky Bay beach. While we tried to retrieve the phone, our car was bogged down in the sand. As the ocean wave coming in, we thought we are gonna lost the car!!! Thanks to the lovely local WA people, two very kind people dragged us out from the sand and saved our day! But the phone was still remain lost, we could not find it on the day. However, lucky enough, the ranger of the national park Dylan somehow found it for me ! The national park office people are so friendly and nice, Tammy and her colleague (Pam) gone through all the trouble and post my phone from WA to Sydney! Indeed a Christmas miracle! We had an amazing holiday at Cape Le Grand National Park, impressed by all the people who work at office with all the kindness and love. As I’m very grateful and I will pay it forward!

It was an amazing place to visit with the most beautiful beach I've ever seen (Lucky Bay). Anyone travelling to Esperance has to put this as a must visit.

Love this place. First time I've camped here & will be back, hopefully! Alot of money has been spent on the facilities and the shaping of the sites. Quite a few have gabion walls which are useful and look good. Good spacing between the sites & sites are generous in size. Kangaroo tail prints in the sand in the morning, looking for grub! But there are snakes there too, so be vigilant. Lovely walks along a few beaches & hiking between them. Great place to spend downtime.

Absolutely stunning! The beaches here are just so picturesque. It’s almost like a real life photoshop. The sand is the finest I’ve ever felt. In some places you can drive your 4WD right into the beach. Do yourself a favour and visit whilst you’re in the area, you will not be disappointed.

Spectacular!!! Beautiful white sand with turquoise crystal clear water. Huge granite rocks/hills. Frenchman's Peak is awesome - great walk and breathtaking view! Hellfire Bay is my favourite but all the bays are stunning. There are around 60 campsites with hot showers! It's like a resort all most.

So much to do here, Hellfire Bay, Lucky Bay, Thistle Cove, hiking tracks and the most beautiful national park in Australia. Spewing the camping sites were all booked - so book way in advance. If your down south you need to visit Cape Le Grand National Park, you won't regret it.

We had a pleasant experience. The highlight for us was Lucky Bay. The white sand and crystal-clear waters were beautiful, and seeing the kangaroos lounging on the beach was a unique sight. We did a few hikes, including Frenchman Peak, which offers nice panoramic views but is a bit challenging in some spots. Facilities like toilets are available, but don't expect much in terms of convenience. It’s best to come well-prepared with your own food and water. Also, the park is a bit remote, so it’s important to plan your visit accordingly. If you're after serenity and stunning natural scenery, this park is a good option, though it lacks more developed amenities.