Avon Valley trip planner

Avon Valley is predominately a national park that encompasses the majority of the land around the Avon River. The river makes the area very fertile, even so it has remained sparsely populated and was named a national park in 1971. There you'll find over 90 species of birds and countless types of wildflowers, including banksia (aka dryandras), donkey orchids, and leschenaultia. Camping facilities are well maintained, and hiking trails are well marked. Plan a trip to Australia easily and quickly by telling Inspirock to suggest an itinerary.