Drovers Cave National Park
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National park
About
Drovers Cave National Park is a hidden gem that spans over 10 square miles, showcasing stunning limestone caves nestled within native bushland and teeming with wildlife. The park's most famous feature is the Stockyard Gully Caves, located off Cockleshell Gully Road in the nearby Shire of Coorow. This cave is unique as it welcomes visitors to explore its depths. The journey to these caves can be quite an adventure!Why you should go
- Experience unique stalactites and native bee hives in the caves
- Enjoy an adventurous off-road journey requiring a 4x4 vehicle
- Explore hidden caves that offer a sense of mystery and discovery
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Great spot, 4wd only AND tyres to 25psi or less:)
Cool bee stalactites!!! 🐝 pretty good track leading to the cave. A tiny bit narrow and scratchy but great fun. Lost a star for accessibility down to the cave but it’s all part of the experience right? (A joke from my dad…. How do you know the difference between stalactites and stalagmites? When the mites go up, the tights come down!) 😂
Awesome spot if you have a 4x4, make sure to lower tire pressure before entering, big bee hive at the entrance of the cave so bee careful 😉
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Jurien Rd, Jurien Bay WA 6516, Australia
Know before you go
- Lower tire pressure before entering with your 4x4 for better traction on soft sand tracks
- Contact Department's Jurien Bay office at (08) 9688 6000 for permit information if planning to enter certain locked caves
- Be cautious of feral bees around the cave entrance; carry a torch for visibility inside
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Drovers Cave National Park offers a unique adventure for visitors, with reviews mentioning the cool bee stalactites, challenging 4WD track leading to the caves, and encounters with native bees. While some found accessibility to be a bit tricky due to narrow tracks and locked cave entrances, others enjoyed the thrill of exploration and recommended lowering tire pressure before entering. Despite obstacles like feral bees and locked doors, visitors appreciated the natural beauty of the caves and suggested contacting authorities for permits if needed.Review score
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Great spot, 4wd only AND tyres to 25psi or less:)
Cool bee stalactites!!! 🐝 pretty good track leading to the cave. A tiny bit narrow and scratchy but great fun. Lost a star for accessibility down to the cave but it’s all part of the experience right? (A joke from my dad…. How do you know the difference between stalactites and stalagmites? When the mites go up, the tights come down!) 😂
Awesome spot if you have a 4x4, make sure to lower tire pressure before entering, big bee hive at the entrance of the cave so bee careful 😉
Definitely need a 4WD to get our there. The track gets narrow in sections so expect to pick up plenty of scratches. The native bee hives are pretty impressive, but they also prevented us from getting anywhere near the cave entrance. Don't advise taking kids.
Soft 4wd track can be easy to miss the caves. One is locked and needs a key to unlock the second one was full of bees still worth a look
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Jurien Rd, Jurien Bay WA 6516, Australia