Western Australia's Hidden Gem: Lake Navarino

Explore Lake Navarino, the 145-hectare aquatic water-sport playground which boasts 220 acres of water-skiing territory. The lake is also a perfect destination for canoeing, sailing, fishing  and swimming.
The lake has an incredible marine life, with wide numbers of rainbow trout and redfin perch and freshwater marron which make for fantastic fishing opportunities as they easily take flies. Trout fishing season (1st of September up tip the 30th of June) is at its best at the beginning of September, as the spring waters warm up before the heat of summer. The lake has gentle sloping shores and picturesque beaches.
The lake is surrounded by peaceful jarrah forest and is only an hour away from Perth, between Waroona and Dwellingup. The park has a broad choice of accommodation, from cottages, cabins and park homes to eco-powered caravans and lakeside campsites for the daring. The caravan park even boasts its own conveniently located camp kitchen.
The more active among you will enjoy the bountiful white water rafting, mountain biking and horse riding opportunities in the area. The Munda Biddi (means “path through the forest”) trail is filled with bush tracks, firebreaks and old railway formations.
Whatever your interest, this is an ideal and little-known paradise – perfect for escaping the city at get back in touch with nature’s roots.
To find more information, visit Anytime Adventures or make your booking for activities and accommodation, be it with family, friends or pets at navarino.com.au.
Image courtesy of Chris Carna