Elephant Rocks and Greens Pool: the official-information visitor guide

Put the two stops in the right context

DBCA describes Greens Pool as a centrepiece of William Bay National Park, with white sand, granite boulders and opportunities for swimming and snorkelling. Its fact sheet places Elephant Rocks within the same park and notes walking opportunities among the granite outcrops. The park is west of Denmark; check the official map and current access information before driving.

The fact sheet says no park entry fees apply and lists toilets among the facilities. Because publications can become outdated, confirm current fees, access and conditions through DBCA rather than treating this summary as a live notice.

Plan for more than the photograph

Carry water, sun protection and suitable footwear, and decide how much walking your group is comfortable doing. Keep to trails to protect fragile vegetation, take rubbish out and leave natural features undisturbed. DBCA states that pets and campfires are not permitted.

Before setting out, check DBCA alerts for park, road and site closures and Emergency WA for bushfire and smoke information. On arrival, signs and current ranger directions take priority over any saved itinerary.

• Check DBCA alerts and Emergency WA before departure.
• Confirm current access, facilities and any fees.
• Bring water, sun protection and suitable footwear.
• Stay on trails and take all rubbish with you.
• Leave pets at home and do not light campfires.