Fishing and skin diving off the beach or rocks into the beautiful sapphire bay fed by the icy waters of the Southern Ocean is what outdoor adventure is all about. Hiking trails through the scrub lead to an assortment of adjoining bays each with good swimming, diving and fishing. Granite outcrops and gneiss form an impressive chain of peaks that make for easy relaxed climbing. The campsite has picnic areas with barbecues and a toilet block. The five tent sites and nine individual caravan bays are taken on a first in, best-dressed basis.
Friendly kangaroos are regular visitors to the picnic tables.
Wildflowers are a popular drawcard in spring but the most pleasant time is the autumn period, after the summer holiday crush. Sometimes abseiling specialists from Kalgoorlie take groups to Frenchman Peak. Further inland to the park is heath-covered sandplain interspersed with swamps and freshwater pools. Dense thickets of banksia grow here and are home to many species of small native mammals. Walardi Purnululu National Park by the Northern Territory border in WA's Kimberley region is home to the magnificent Bungle Bungle Range.