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National Parks in Australia

Australia is a land of rich natural beauty both in it's flora and fauna. If we plan a visit to the country then getting to see it's national parks is a must for all of us. The National Parks in Australia are distributed throughout the country in all it's states like Western Australia, Northern Territory, South Australia, Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. In order to get a vivid glimpse into the wildlife of the beautiful little continent we need to look at the State Parks of Australia one by one. Western Australia boasts of a wide range of large scale Australian National Parks. The Australian State Parks inn the western territory are at Margaret River, South East Coast, Southern Hinterlands, Outback,

Perth Region, Far North, Perth's North, Pilbarra and Batavia Coast. Australia's National Parks in the Margaret River Region are Leeuwin-Naturaliste, Cape Leeuwin, Beedelup and Warren. The Leeuwin Naturaliste National Park is located at the majestic Sugar Loaf Rock that dominates the coastlines there. The main attractions at the Sugar Loaf Rock are spots from where we can catch glimpses of whales if we are lucky. The National Parks in Australia also boast of the Cape Leeuwin State Park located far southwest at the junction of the Southern Oceans and the Indian Ocean. The Cape Leeuwin National Park has bears, mongoose and monkeys for the tourists to explore. The Warren National Park has large expanses full of Karri tree and is famous for the lush green jungles with animals like Kangaroo and traditional Australian deers. The Beedelup Falls is the greatest attraction of Beedelup National Park.

The Southern Australia's National Parks are at Adelaide, Flinders Ranges, Outback, Barossa valley and Riverlands, Southeast and Murraylands, Yorke Peninsula, Fleurieu Peninsula and Eyre Peninsula. The Yorke Peninsula region holds the Innes National Park, well known for secluded wilderness and fabulous scenic view. Innes is one of the most prominent places of visit among all Australian State Parks. There are great outdoor attractions at Innes that include camping, fishing, diving, forest trekking, etc. The Innes National Park marked by sand dunes and weathered mountain cliffs are a sight to the travel enthusiasts from around the world. The aquatic fauna is rich and animals and birds like emus and kangaroos are commonly seen in the Summer. Adelaide boasts of the Australian National Parks like Belair National Park, Black Hill National Park and Cleland Conservation Park. The Black Hill National Park is one of the most famous National Parks in Australia. The major attractions of the park are walking trails, scenic views and exotic bush lands. The Cleland Conservation Park boasts of the Waterfall Gully one of the most popular falls in Southern Australia. The Horsenell Gully Conservation Park is the bird watcher's haven as many bird's flock there from all over the world every spring. The Southeast and Murraylands National Parks are also prominent among the Australian State Parks. The most significant place among them the we all must visit is the Coorong National Park and Game Reserve. The park offers nice camping locations and sailing is a best way to explore Coorong. The National Parks in Australia are a lot and each surpasses the other in wilderness, beauty and pride.

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