Serpentine Falls

262 Falls Road, Serpentine

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Waterfall magic close to the city.


Serpentine Falls is just 55 km south-east of Perth, which makes the beautiful swimming spot perfect for a family day out.




The falls cascade over a 15 metre sheer granite rock-face into a refreshing rock rimmed pool.

A short swim will take you to the bottom of the falls, where you may find a natural seat in the rocks to get showered on.




The falls are located in an idyllic bush setting, making this a great spot to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.


Insider Info



Get there early to score a place to relax next to the falls.



Entry into the falls is slippery – be extremely careful. See more detailed safety warning below. 


Safety

  • Please do not climb or attempt to jump from the Serpentine Falls. People have died doing this.
  • The pool below the falls is home to deep waters. Consider bringing pool toys along to splash around on.
  • Check for any warnings about water quality before visiting. 
  • Be prepared for flies during summer (don’t forget to pack repellent!) 

Access

Access is via South Western Highway. Serpentine National Park is easily accessible by 2WD. Entry fee is $13 per car (unless you have a Parks Pass).



From the carpark, the falls are an easy 400m walk away (accessible for wheelchair users). However, please note that entry into the water is by stairs.

In the Area...


If you’re a keen bushwalker, Kitty’s Gorge Walk Trail is a 'Class 4' 14km return walk starting at the falls carpark and showcasing granite outcrops and waterfalls. Note: this walk is not suitable for young children.

Baldwins Bluff Nature Track is a shorter, 6 km bushwalk. The ascent up to the bluff leads you to breathtaking views over the valley. Note: this walk is not suitable for young children.



The Low Down

WATER RECREATION

✓Swim

AMENITIES

✓BBQs
✓Bike/walk paths
✓Pram/wheelchair paths
✓Steps to enter water
✓Toilets
✓Seating/picnic tables

SUITABLE FOR

✓Strong swimmers only (deep waters)
✘Pets not allowed