Wooditjup National Park

Wooditjup National Park, formerly Bramley National Park, is a 3,892-hectare reserve in Western Australia's South West region, adjacent to Margaret River. Established in 2004, it was renamed in 2018 to honor the traditional owners, the Wardandi people. The park features diverse walking and mountain biking trails suitable for all fitness levels, winding through karri, marri, and jarrah forests. Notable trails include the 15-kilometer Ten Mile Brook Trail to the dam and the 3.2-kilometer Chimney Trail loop past the historic Wharncliffe Mill site. Visitors can also camp or stay in cabins at the nearby RAC Margaret River Nature Park, just a short stroll from the town center.