Local guide

Dalton's Paddock local guide

Where we eat, drink, walk and wander around Manjimup and the Southern Forests. Small-town hours change, so call ahead if you're making a special trip, especially on Sundays and Mondays.

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Drive times are rough estimates from the Paddock. Details change, so call ahead for anything special. Emergency: 000.

Photos: Gloucester Tree by David La Rosa (CC BY-SA 4.0); truffles by Peachyeung316 (CC BY-SA 4.0), via Wikimedia Commons.

Alexander's Outdoor Leisure / Sportspower (Manjimup): Sports and outdoor gear shop, handy for camping, fishing or bike bits.
Ampersand Estates & Rainfall Distillery (Peerabeelup): Estate beside the Donnelly River with a cellar door, Rainfall Distillery gin and vodka, cocktails and local-produce platters. Tastings are now reservation only.
Augusta and Cape Leeuwin (Augusta): Drive west to the far south-west tip of Australia, where the Indian and Southern oceans meet below mainland Australia's tallest lighthouse. Add a show cave and the old lighthouse water wheel for a full day.
Australia Post Manjimup (Manjimup): Post office on Giblett Street.
Avocado season (Southern Forests): The Southern Forests grows a large share of Australia's avocados, harvested from spring into late summer.
Balingup Medieval Carnivale (Balingup): Two-day medieval fair with knights, jousting-style displays and stalls.
Beedelup Falls (Beedelup (near Pemberton)): Loop through karri past Beedelup Falls, Karri Valley Resort and a walk-through tree; can be cut into shorter sections.
Beedelup National Park and Karri Valley (Beedelup): Park west of Pemberton with Beedelup Falls (best in winter), a suspension bridge walk and Karri Valley Lake for summer swims.
Bibbulmun Track (local sections) (Pemberton): WA's famous Kalamunda-to-Albany walking track runs through Pemberton; popular day sections include Gloucester Tree to the Cascades and the Beedelup area.
Big Brook Dam (Pemberton): Sealed, flat loop around Big Brook Dam just outside Pemberton; good for prams, wheelchairs, bikes and a swim in summer.
Black truffle season and truffle hunts (Manjimup): The Southern Forests grow most of the Southern Hemisphere's black truffles; the harvest and dog-led truffle hunts run through winter.
Blackwood Classic Power Dinghy Race (Bridgetown / Nannup): Power dinghy race down the Blackwood River.
Blackwood River Arts Trail and Film Festival (Bridgetown / Balingup / Greenbushes / Nannup / Boyup Brook): Open studios, exhibitions and film screenings across the Blackwood valley towns in autumn.
Blackwood River Tourist Drive (Balingup / Bridgetown / Nannup / Boyup Brook): Full-day scenic drive following the Blackwood River through orchards, forest and the valley towns.
Blackwood River Walk (Bridgetown): Easy riverside path upstream from the Bridgetown bridge, often misty in late winter and spring; popular with locals.
Blue Tiger Cafe (Manjimup): Relaxed cafe on Rose Street doing breakfasts, light lunches, homemade cakes and bubble tea.
Blues at Bridgetown (Bridgetown): Long-running international blues and roots music festival over a November weekend in Bridgetown, north of Manjimup.
Boranup Forest and Margaret River (longer day trip) (Margaret River / Boranup): A longer loop west to the Margaret River region: drive the gravel road through the tall karri of Boranup Forest, then head north to the wineries, or south to Augusta's caves and lighthouse.
Boranup Forest Drive (Boranup (Margaret River region)): A gravel loop of about 13-14 km through a regrowth karri forest growing on limestone, with a lookout giving wide views over the trees to the coast.
BP Manjimup (Manjimup): Staffed BP on Giblett Street, open a little later than the other servos.
BP Pemberton (Pemberton): Fuel station with diesel, unleaded, premium and AdBlue, plus car parts, batteries, bait, ice and camping/fishing gear. An independent mechanic works on site.
Bread and Butter Manjimup (Manjimup): Newer town-centre cafe for breakfast and lunch that also runs occasional booked BYO dinner nights.
Bridgetown Agricultural Show (Bridgetown): Annual agricultural show in Bridgetown.
Bridgetown Vietnamese Cafe (Bridgetown): Vietnamese dine-in and takeaway, plus coffee, bubble tea, sushi rolls and cakes.
Bridgetown-Greenbushes Visitor Centre (Bridgetown): Visitor centre in the heritage-listed Bridgetown Railway Station, with a gallery and help with tours, trails and bookings.
Brockman Sawpit Trail (Pemberton (south)): Very short heritage walk to reconstructed 1860s sawpits that supplied timber for the Brockman Homestead.
BWS Manjimup (Manjimup): Chain bottle shop near Woolworths with the longest regular hours in town.
Caltex / Ampol Manjimup Roadhouse (Manjimup): Highway roadhouse on the South Western Highway on the Bridgetown side of town.
Campground Loop Trail (Shannon NP) (Shannon): Easy shared walk and ride loop around the Shannon campground on old rail formations and forestry tracks.
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse (Augusta): Climb mainland Australia's tallest lighthouse (opened 1896) on a 30-minute guided tour and step onto the balcony above the point where two oceans meet. A lightkeepers' cottage museum fills in the human story.
Carey Brook Walk Trail (Hawke NP) (Hawke NP (west of Pemberton)): Easy walk along Carey Brook through peppermint forest to Goblin Swamp and its gnarled paperbarks.
Cilantros Bar and Restaurant (Manjimup): Family-run Indian, Asian and Western restaurant in the town centre, popular for curries; eat in or take away.
Coalmine Beach (Walpole): A calm, family-friendly swimming and picnic beach on the Nornalup Inlet, also handy for launching a kayak or small boat. An easy boardwalk trail links it with Walpole town.
Coastal Survivors Walk (Windy Harbour (D'Entrecasteaux NP)): Coastal path from Point D'Entrecasteaux down toward Windy Harbour and Cathedral Rock beach, with Noongar heritage interpretation.
Coles Manjimup (Manjimup): Full-size supermarket on the corner of Rose and Ipsen streets.
D'Entrecasteaux National Park (Northcliffe / Windy Harbour): Large coastal park south of Pemberton and Northcliffe combining karri forest, lakes, dunes and wild beaches. Some areas reachable by 2WD; much of it is 4WD only.
DBCA Parks and Wildlife office (Manjimup) (Manjimup): Local Parks and Wildlife office, where national park passes can be bought during office hours.
Deanmill Workers Club (Club 52) (Deanmill): Old timber-town workers club right in Deanmill, the closest bar and pub-style dinner to the property, with Club 52 restaurant meals and takeaway.
DeiTos Vineyard Wines (Manjimup): Family-run vineyard just south of Manjimup, planted in 1996, with a cellar door open every day.
Diamond Tree (Middlesex (South Western Hwy)): A 51 m karri on the highway between Manjimup and Pemberton that served as a fire lookout from 1941 to 1974, with a cabin still in its crown.
Donnelly River Village (Donnelly River): A 1950s timber-mill village of workers' cottages deep in the karri forest, where very tame kangaroos and emus wander around the general store. A big hit with kids and an easy half-day outing.
Downunder Country Music Weekend (Bridgetown): Traditional country music and bush poetry weekend.
Emergency 000 (Australia-wide): Call 000 for police, fire or ambulance when life or property is at risk.
Emergency WA (bushfires and warnings) (Western Australia): The official DFES site and app for bushfire, storm and flood warnings and prescribed burns; check it daily in the warmer months.
EV charging: WA EV Network Manjimup (Manjimup): Public fast charger in town on the WA EV Network.
Farmhouse Pizza (Manjimup): Takeaway pizza shop with online ordering, a budget option for a night in.
Fish N Chips on Brockman (Manjimup): Fish and chips and kebab takeaway on Brockman Street.
Floating Sauna at Pemberton Pool (Pemberton): Two wood-fired saunas floating on Lefroy Brook at the Pemberton Pool, each with a big window onto the water and forest. Private sessions by appointment.
Fonty's Pool (Manjimup): Large dam-style freshwater swimming pool built in 1925 in a shady caravan park setting, a local summer favourite.
Four Aces (Glenoran): Four big karri trees, around 400 years old, growing in a near-perfect line in One Tree Bridge Conservation Park.
Fridgetown Fest (Bridgetown / Greenbushes): Three months of winter events celebrating Bridgetown as WA's chilly 'winter capital'.
Fuel: Ampol Manjimup Diesel Stop (Manjimup): 24-hour fuel and diesel stop.
Fuel: FuelsWest 24 Hour (Manjimup): 24-hour fuel stop in town.
Gatsby's Skyline (Manjimup): Upstairs 1920s-style cabaret lounge in Manjimup with cocktails and live shows (music, comedy, circus, burlesque) on Friday and Saturday nights. The nearest late-night option to the farm.
Genuinely Southern Forests (Southern Forests Food Council) (Manjimup): The regional food council's brand for local produce, with a seasonal produce guide and online store of regional products.
Gloucester National Park (Pemberton): Karri fire lookout tree 3 km from Pemberton you can still climb on pegs to a platform 53 m up; The Cascades waterfall is in the same park.
Gloucester Route (Pemberton): Half-day loop from the Gloucester Tree over hills and gullies, past creeks and small waterfalls in tall karri.
Gloucester Tree (Pemberton): Pemberton's famous former fire-lookout karri, climbed by steel pegs spiralling up the trunk. Reopened after a safety upgrade with a new platform 37m up.
Gloucester Tree to Cascades Walk (Pemberton): Half-day walk on the Bibbulmun Track from the Gloucester Tree to the rapids at the Cascades on Lefroy Brook and back.
Gloucester Tree Walk (town to tree) (Pemberton): Forest walk linking Pemberton town with the Gloucester Tree, good if you want to arrive at the tree on foot.
Great Forest Trees Drive (Shannon National Park) (Shannon): Self-guided loop drive through old-growth karri, jarrah and marri in Shannon National Park, with pull-ins for short walks and picnics.
Greenbushes Discovery Centre and Mine Lookout (Greenbushes): Interactive mining history centre in Greenbushes, plus a public lookout over the working lithium mine.
Greenbushes Loop (Greenbushes): Challenging half-day hike from Greenbushes into the bush to old townsites, partly on the Bibbulmun Track.
Greenbushes Pool Boardwalk and Waterbird Trail (Greenbushes): Short boardwalk around the Greenbushes Pool waterhole, plus a longer loop past Schwenke's Dam wetlands where black cockatoos nest.
Greens Pool and Elephant Rocks (Denmark): A turquoise bay sheltered by a chain of huge granite boulders, ideal for swimming and snorkelling among fish and sea stars. A short walk leads to Elephant Rocks, another striking swim spot.
healthdirect (24/7 nurse helpline) (Australia-wide): Free 24-hour phone line staffed by registered nurses; the first call when a GP is closed and it is not an emergency.
Hidden River Estate (Eastbrook): Winery restaurant among karri trees near Big Brook Dam, with a seasonal modern European menu with Middle Eastern touches. Tastings of its own wines and Picardy wines are free when dining.
Historic Hamlet (Manjimup): Cluster of restored early-1900s buildings in the Heritage Park, including a recently completed police station display; curator-led walks run occasionally.
Jersey Burgers (Manjimup): Burger shop in the Manjimup Shopping Centre, good for an easy dinner or takeaway.
Jewel Cave (Augusta (Deepdene)): WA's largest show cave, explored on a one-hour guided tour through three huge chambers of stalactites, crystal formations and one of Australia's longest cave straws. Just north of Augusta.
Jim Fox Walk Trail (Diamond Tree) (Manjimup (Diamond State Forest)): Very short bush walk at the historic Diamond Tree fire lookout south of Manjimup, through karri forest with spring wildflowers.
Karri Forest Explorer Drive (Pemberton): Self-guided drive through the national parks around Pemberton, from tall forest out to heath and granite near Point D'Entrecasteaux.
Karri Lake Trail (Quinninup): Family-friendly loop around Karri Lake in the small former timber town of Quinninup, through mossy forest with wildflowers.
Karri Views (Gloucester NP) (Pemberton): Short path from the Gloucester Tree to the valley edge looking over Eastbrook and Gloucester National Park.
King Jarrah walk (Manjimup): A huge jarrah on the edge of town, thought to be over 500 years old and around 45 m tall, saved from sleeper cutters in the early 1900s.
King Karri Walk Trail (Donnelly River Village) (Donnelly River Village): Easy walk from the village shop to a 70 m-plus karri, one of the largest on the state's significant tree register.
Kingsley Motel Restaurant & Bar (Manjimup): Weeknight dinner restaurant inside the Kingsley Motel with a seasonal farm-to-fork menu using local beef, lamb and produce.
Kondil Park walks (Wildflower Wander and Sheoak Trail) (Nannup): Short spring wildflower walks in Kondil Park just outside Nannup, through jarrah, sheoak and grass trees with orchids.
Lakeside Restaurant (RAC Karri Valley Resort) (Beedelup): Glass-walled restaurant that sits over Lake Beedelup, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with a fireside cocktail lounge. The resort reception also sells takeaway snacks and ice cream.
Lane Poole Falls Walk (Boorara Tree) (Northcliffe): Forest walk from the old Boorara fire lookout tree down into the Canterbury River valley to a 12 m waterfall.
Lefroy Brook Loop Walk (The Cascades) (Pemberton): Short loop at the Cascades rapids south of Pemberton, crossing the old tramway; a shorter alternative to the full walk from the Gloucester Tree.
Linga Longa Lights (Balingup): Evening light and sensory installation set in nature near Balingup.
Lorikeet Stroll (Warren NP) (Pemberton (Warren NP)): A 200 m taste of karri forest beside the Bicentennial Tree; listen for purple-crowned lorikeets.
Main Roads WA road conditions (Western Australia): Live map of road closures, roadworks and crashes, useful during bushfire or storm events.
Manjimup 15,000 Motocross (Manjimup): Big international motocross meeting on the Cosy Creek circuit.
Manjimup Adventure Playground (Manjimup): One of the more ambitious kids' playgrounds in WA, inside the Heritage Park, with a giant slide and flying fox.
Manjimup Bluegrass and Old Time Music Weekend (Manjimup): Annual weekend of bluegrass and old-time performances, workshops and jams run by the Warren Arts Council.
Manjimup Chinese Restaurant (Manjimup): Long-running Chinese restaurant for dine-in and takeaway.
Manjimup General Practice (Manjimup): GP practice in the Mottram Street centre; weekdays.
Manjimup Heritage Park (Manjimup): Large bushland park in town housing the Visitor Centre, two museums, a historic hamlet, a cafe and a big adventure playground.
Manjimup Medical Centre (Manjimup): Large GP practice with in-house pathology; weekdays only.
Manjimup Mitre 10 (Manjimup): Hardware store on Giblett Street.
Manjimup Police Station (Manjimup): Local police station; for urgent help call 000.
Manjimup Repertory Club (Manjimup): Community theatre group staging three or more shows a year in a converted art deco former ambulance hall.
Manjimup trail bike riding (Manjimup): Manjimup has a trail bike hub website listing registered forest rides around the district.
Manjimup Visitor Centre (Manjimup): Community-run visitor centre in the Heritage Park with maps, local advice, museum tickets and a shop of local produce and crafts.
Mining Heritage Walk (Greenbushes) (Greenbushes): Forest walk past old mine shafts from the early 1900s mining era.
Mount Burnett Trail (Mount Frankland South NP (Manjimup-Walpole road)): Short loop and picnic stop on the South Western Hwy between Manjimup and Walpole, good for stretching legs on a Walpole day trip.
Mountford Wines and Tangletoe Cidery (Pemberton): Pemberton winery and cidery.
Nannup (Nannup): A well-preserved early-1900s timber town on the Blackwood River with verandahed shopfronts, galleries, cafes and a microbrewery, surrounded by forest trails and river pools. Famous for its tulip displays each August.
Nannup Brewing Co. (Nannup): Independent microbrewery in a renovated building on the edge of town, pouring its own beers with food and live music on some weekends. A relaxed late-afternoon stop on the way home.
Nelsons of Bridgetown (restaurant) (Bridgetown): A la carte dinner restaurant inside a circa-1890 building on the main street; also offers accommodation.
Northcliffe (Northcliffe): Small forest town south of Pemberton, home to the Understory sculpture trail, Painted Tree Gallery and a pioneer museum, and gateway to Windy Harbour.
Northcliffe Bee Festival (Northcliffe): New spring festival in Northcliffe celebrating bees and pollinators with honey tastings, beekeeping and native bee talks, workshops and family activities.
One Tree Bridge, Four Aces and Glenoran Pool (Glenoran): Riverside walks in the karri forest along the Donnelly River linking the Four Aces, the site of historic One Tree Bridge and Glenoran Pool, a good spot for a swim or fishing.
Orchid Wildflower Walk (Quinninup): Loop along Little Quinninup Brook from karri into open jarrah forest, known for winter and spring orchids.
Park Manjimup Cafe (Manjimup): Cafe inside Manjimup Heritage Park, next to the Visitor Centre, for breakfast and lunch.
Pemberley of Pemberton (Eastbrook): Family-owned vineyard and farm (est. 1995) offering a hosted 90-minute tasting with seasonal produce and a stroll through the vines and garden. Also runs seasonal food and wine events.
Pemberton (Pemberton): Timber town in a valley about 30 km south with wineries, climbing trees, waterfalls, Big Brook Dam, a mountain bike park and the tramway.
Pemberton & Manjimup 24 Hour Breakdown & Mechanical (Pemberton): Mechanic and 24-hour licensed tow service covering Pemberton and Manjimup, including tyres and small motors.
Pemberton Avocado Festival (Pemberton): Family day celebrating the local avocado industry with avocado food, produce stalls, makers' market, live music and kids' activities.
Pemberton Charters (Pemberton): Small private transfer and custom touring service (up to 4 passengers) for trail drop-offs and wine/produce tours.
Pemberton Pool (Pemberton): Historic 1920s swimming pool fed by Lefroy Brook and ringed by karri trees, with lawns, BBQs and showers. Managed by the Visitor Centre rather than council.
Pemberton Tramway (Pemberton): Heritage diesel tram from Pemberton Railway Station through karri forest and over three historic bridges to the Cascades, with driver commentary. Currently operating.
Pemberton Visitor Centre (Pemberton): Main information point for Pemberton: maps, trail conditions, tour bookings and national park passes. Also runs the museum and the town pool.
Peos Estate (Manjimup): Long-established family vineyard known for cool-climate shiraz, pinot noir, cabernet and chardonnay.
Pharmacy 777 Manjimup (Manjimup): Main-street pharmacy that is open every day, including weekends and most public holidays.
Picardy Wines (Pemberton): Well-regarded Pemberton winery that is not open to visitors. Its wines can be tasted at Hidden River Estate and are poured at some town venues such as Treehouse Tapas.
Police Assistance Line (Western Australia): Non-emergency police line for reporting incidents or requesting attendance.
Praxis Medical (Manjimup): Newer GP clinic on Giblett Street; weekdays.
Pupalong Loop Walk (Windy Harbour (D'Entrecasteaux NP)): Short universally accessible loop at Point D'Entrecasteaux about Noongar connection to country, with coastal views.
Shannon Dam Walk Trail (Shannon): Easy walk from the Shannon day-use area around the dam at the former timber town site, now a national park campground.
Shannon National Park Bridle Trails (Shannon): Three horse-riding loops from the Shannon Horse Camp through jarrah and karri forest; only relevant for guests bringing horses.
Shell Manjimup (Manjimup): Staffed service station on Giblett Street with a shop and toilets.
Silkwood Estate (Channybearup): Cellar door and glass-fronted restaurant overlooking a lake and karri forest, about 15 minutes from Pemberton. Tastings cover 20+ cool-climate wines and the menu uses regional produce.
Southern Forest Arts and Crafts Trail (Shire of Manjimup): Open studios and exhibitions across Manjimup, Pemberton, Northcliffe, Quinninup and Walpole.
Southern Forest Chocolate Company (Channybearup): Small-batch chocolate maker on the Vasse Highway between Manjimup and Pemberton, offering tastings of bars, truffles and seasonal lines. Occupies the former Knights winery and distillery site.
Southern Forests Vet (Manjimup Vet Clinic) (Manjimup): Local vet clinic for guests travelling with pets, with an emergency phone line.
Southern Roasting Co. (Manjimup): Local specialty coffee roaster and cafe on the main street, and the earliest proper coffee in town.
Springall Street Fruit & Vegies (Manjimup): Saturday-morning farm shed selling freshly picked seasonal fruit and vegetables straight from the grower.
Tall Timbers (Manjimup): The town's best-known all-day venue in the old Manjimup Hotel, serving lunch and dinner built around local produce, with a self-serve cellar door of around 40 regional wines.
Tall Timbers Brew Pub & Manjimup Sports Bar (Manjimup): On-site brewery bar pouring Tall Timbers beers and cider made from Manjimup apples, with pub food, and a separate sports bar showing AFL on big screens.
Tall Timbers Drive-Thru Bottle Shop (Manjimup): Drive-through bottle shop at Tall Timbers with a strong range of South West wines, beers and spirits, plus hot takeaway meals.
The Dukes Walk (Gloucester NP) (Pemberton): Very short marked loop from the Gloucester Tree into the karri forest, ideal for kids or a quick look.
The Gateway Bistro (Manjimup Gateway Hotel) (Manjimup): Country hotel bistro serving pub classics, steaks, seafood, local marron and truffle in season, and wood-fired pizza, with a front bar and bottleshop.
The Pemberton Hotel (Pemberton): The town's historic pub, offering classic pub meals daily plus regular bands and events. Has a bookable function room and an attached bottle shop.
The Rocks Walk Trail (Mokare's Rock) (Shannon): Climb from Shannon Dam up through karri to granite outcrops with a boardwalk over fragile mosses and wide views across the Shannon basin.
Truffle Hill (Ogilvie & Co) (Manjimup): Lunch restaurant and cellar door at WA's original black truffle farm on Seven Day Road, with a truffle-led seasonal menu overlooking the dam and oak truffiere.
Truffle hunts (Truffle Hill / Hound & Hunter) (Manjimup): In the winter season you can follow trained dogs through a truffiere to find black Perigord truffles, then taste the results.
Truffle Kerfuffle (Manjimup): Winter truffle celebration that paused in 2025 and returned in 2026 as two long-table dinners at Fonty's Pool plus a dinner series in Perth restaurants.
Two Little Blackbirds (Manjimup): Popular main-street cafe doing a step-up cafe menu, with plenty of gluten-free options mentioned by reviewers.
UCI Gravel World Championships (Nannup) (Nannup): World gravel cycling championships hosted in Nannup.
United Manjimup (24-hour self-serve fuel) (Manjimup): Unmanned card-only fuel site that is the only confirmed 24/7 fuel in Manjimup.
Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk (Tingledale (Walpole)): A 600 m steel walkway that climbs gently to 40 m above the ground through the crowns of red tingle trees, a eucalypt found only around Walpole. Pair it with the free Ancient Empire boardwalk at ground level among giant hollowed tingles.
WA EV Network charger, Manjimup (Manjimup): Public EV fast charger in the town centre, the nearest to the property.
Warren Health Service (Manjimup Hospital) Emergency Department (Manjimup): The region's main public hospital with a 24/7 emergency department; go here for urgent care after hours.
Warren Lookout Walk (Pemberton (Warren NP)): Short walk from the Bicentennial Tree to a lookout over the often misty Warren River.
Warren National Park (Pemberton): Old-growth karri forest along the Warren River about 15km south of Pemberton, with river walks, canoe launches, the Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree and two campgrounds.
Warren River Rally (Pemberton): Gravel rally through the forests around Pemberton, the final round of the WA Rally Championship; free to spectate.
Wildflowers and fungi spotting (Shire of Manjimup): The region has close to 3000 plant species including 194 orchids; spring is wildflower season and May-August is fungi season.
Windy Harbour and the D'Entrecasteaux coast (Northcliffe / Windy Harbour): Head south through karri forest to the small town of Northcliffe for its sculpture trail, then on to the wild limestone cliffs, lookouts and sheltered harbour at Windy Harbour. One of the few places on this coast reachable on sealed roads in a normal car.
Woolworths Manjimup (Manjimup): Full-size supermarket in the Mottram Street centre.
Yeagarup Dunes & Lake Yeagarup (Pemberton): Huge moving inland dune system in D'Entrecasteaux National Park, shifting up to 4m a year into the forest. 2WD vehicles can reach a lake boardwalk with dune views; 4WD needed to drive the sand.
Yeagarup Dunes 4WD track to Yeagarup Beach (Pemberton (Yeagarup)): A 10.5 km sand track that climbs over shifting dunes, following marker poles, before dropping to a remote beach near the Warren River mouth. Exhilarating for experienced sand drivers; not for beginners alone.
Yeagarup Lake and Dunes (Pemberton (Yeagarup)): A quiet forest lake with a curved boardwalk, sitting at the edge of a huge mobile sand-dune system that is slowly burying the forest. Normal cars can reach the lake; crossing the dunes to the beach is a serious 4WD drive.