Barrabup Pool, in St John Brook Conservation Park, is a naturally formed watering hole just outside of Nannup. The peaceful location is a popular swimming and canoeing spot. The surrounding tall native trees provide plenty of shade and the tranquil waters make it a relaxing setting to unwind.
Walk out onto the viewing platform for endless photo opportunities or cast a reel into the water and try your luck at catching lunch. Marron is also a popular find in these waters in season.
Take advantage of the shaded barbeque and picnic facilities or camp overnight to allow more time to explore the surrounding area.
Barrabup was once a thriving timber mill town in the early 19th century and as you approach the pool you will see the remains of the mill office, which is the only evidence remaining of its existence.
Barrabup is a 20-minute drive from Nannup and 3 hours 15 minutes south of Perth.
Walk out onto the viewing platform for endless photo opportunities or cast a reel into the water and try your luck at catching lunch. Marron is also a popular find in these waters in season.
Take advantage of the shaded barbeque and picnic facilities or camp overnight to allow more time to explore the surrounding area.
Barrabup was once a thriving timber mill town in the early 19th century and as you approach the pool you will see the remains of the mill office, which is the only evidence remaining of its existence.
Barrabup is a 20-minute drive from Nannup and 3 hours 15 minutes south of Perth.