Preston National Park
About Preston National Park
Preston National Park is a national park in Western Australia. Its facilities include no Dogs. Dogs are not allowed. The nearest other place in AussieCamps is David Ugle Campground, 18 km away.
Preston National Park is split into two areas of about 6000 hectares each, protecting areas of Old Growth Jarrah forest east of Donnybrook and south of Collie.
Facilities
- No Dogs
Fees
Fees change with the season and the site, and some sites must be booked ahead. AussieCamps shows the current fee, how to book and what each site offers.
Location
Nearby
Guides for Western Australia
- South West WA camping loop from Perth
- Perth to Margaret River Drive 2026: Route, Fuel, Caves Road and Park Bookings
- Can I Camp in a National Park Without Booking? 2026 Rules
- Can I Fly a Drone in a National Park or Campsite? 2026
- Free Camping in Western Australia 2026: 24-Hour Rest Stops, Shire Camps and the Law
- Perth to Broome camping road trip
Questions about Preston National Park
Are dogs allowed at Preston National Park?
No, dogs are not allowed at Preston National Park.
What facilities does Preston National Park have?
No Dogs.
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