Respectfully explore this conservation area featuring a refuge for a wide array of endangered native flora and fauna species. Meander through the grounds, over the boardwalk areas and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature in the volcanic crater. Gold coin donation welcomed. Dogs are strictly prohibited and please stay on the designated paths. Going off-track can damage delicate native...

  No longer a lake, Leg of Mutton Lake/Yatton Loo has a trail that winds around 1.6kms. Start this walk at the car park near Blue Lake/Warwar and make your way down the access road; follow the loop track around the now dry lakebed. A delight in every season.

  No longer a lake, but filled with lush grass, tall trees and a disc golf course, this is a great spot to visit and admire the surrounding views of the crater lakes.

Down in the volcanic crater, you will find our second lake, Valley Lake/Ketla Malpi. With water views, a grassed area, a playground and BBQs on site, this area makes the perfect spot for families. Just up the road, you can explore the Valley Lake Conservation Park with a nature walk.

Centenary Tower sits on the rim of the volcanic crater. With sweeping views to the south, including countryside, Mount Schank and on a clear day, to the ocean. Park your car at the carpark below and access this view by a short but steep walk to the tower point. The tower is open when the flag is flying and there is a small fee on entry.

Located in a volcanic crater, this lake showcases an ever-changing blue colour with crystal clear water which has been filtered through the limestone. Blue Lake/Warwar can be seen from one of the multiple viewing platforms around the perimeter; walk or drive your way around to appreciate the sheer magnitude.