Kondil Wildflower Park - Barrabup, WA

Address: Unnamed Road, Barrabup WA 6275, Australia.

Website: thelifeofpy.com
Specialties: Park, Tourist attraction.
Other points of interest: Hiking, Good for kids, Kid-friendly hikes, Dogs allowed.
Opinions: This company has 25 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.2/5.

📌 Location of Kondil Wildflower Park

Kondil Wildflower Park Unnamed Road, Barrabup WA 6275, Australia

⏰ Open Hours of Kondil Wildflower Park

Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours

Kondil Wildflower Park

Located at Unnamed Road, Barrabup WA 6275, Australia, Kondil Wildflower Park is a beautiful park and tourist attraction that offers a wonderful experience for visitors. The park is famous for its stunning wildflower displays, hiking trails, and family-friendly environment.

Specialties: Park, Tourist attraction.

Other points of interest: Hiking, Good for kids, Kid-friendly hikes, Dogs allowed.

Opinions: This company has 25 reviews on Google My Business.

Average opinion: 4.2/5.

The park is well signposted and easily accessible, making it a perfect destination for all age groups. Even those with disabilities can enjoy the shorter walks, as the paths are wide enough to accommodate wheelchairs, although they may be a bit bumpy. Despite the lack of facilities and trash bins, visitors are reminded to practice responsible tourism and leave no trace.

Visitors can expect to see a variety of colorful wildflowers in bloom, as well as native bird species such as the Flame Robin. The park offers easy hikes that are slightly downhill, providing a relaxing and enjoyable experience for nature enthusiasts.

One important note is that dogs are not allowed in the park, ensuring a peaceful and disturbance-free environment for all visitors, especially families with children.

👍 Reviews of Kondil Wildflower Park

Blacky G.

5/5

Beautiful little walk. We were getting towards the end of the wildflower season but there were still plenty out in bloom.
This is well signposted and easily accessible.
You could take a wheelchair on the shortest walk as the paths are wide enough, although it would be a little bumpy.
There's no facilities here or rubbish bins, so please take this into account.
Well worth the detour.

Ciao-jie S.

5/5

A beautiful wildflower walk, seeing a lot of flowers and Flame Robin bird?
Easy walk, most slightly down hill.
No dog allowed.

Emily E.

5/5

My husband and I visited at the beginning of November 2022 and there were still plenty of wildflowers to see.

We only had enough time to do the Woody Pear Walk. It was an easy walk to do. You could easily take your time to see all the flowers. Perfect photography opportunity here.

A small carpark is available. No toilets on site.

Veronique P.

4/5

We came yesterday to walk and parked our sprinter van! It's hard to find some room so we park across the left parking, we couldn't find any other way! After the walk, we were left with a message on our van, saying we took too much room! We are sorry it inconvenience a car but how could you park when you don't want to be stuck with a large van in a very small carpark! Maybe the council needs to revisit that venue so tourists can enjoy the after walk ....it spoiled the beautiful walk we did!

Alex

5/5

Beautiful spot at this time of year, don't miss it if you are in the area. Saw about a dozen different species on the 700m walk.

Larice L.

1/5

Not the greatest wildflower walk and absolutely terrible signage. Thank God there’s a phone signal otherwise we were lost. Wouldn’t recommend.

Shani M.

4/5

Beautiful walk. Have seen some really beautiful mushrooms and orchids here

Claudio S.

5/5

An extraordinary place. Pristine bush with a riot of wildflowers (October) and a delightful hidden lake. I just hope they leave it alone as it has the quality of a sanctuary.