Canebrake Pool. Margaret River. WA

Welcome to the Canebrake Pool

A beautiful natural jarrah, marri environment by the edge of the Margaret River. The site includes one large area for picnic activities and nine individual campsites with access for small caravans.

Campfires are usually permitted, in the provided fire rings only, between April 15 and November 30 but fire restrictions may be imposed at any time and without notice. Bring your own firewood. When fire restrictions are in place campfires must not be lit and any appliance powered by burning solid fuel must not be used. Always comply with any instructions at campgrounds and parks.

Address :

Crossing Rd & Cane Brake Road, Treeton WA 6284 Australia.

The map of Canebrake Pool Recreation Site

Dogs allowed : Dogs must be kept on a leash
Camping fees and bookings :

	Standard	Concession
Adult	$15.00	$10.00
Child	$5.00	No concession

He is my son. He was really happy in the lake

Take your rubbish with you

No rubbish bins are provided at this site.

Everyone should d their part to keep this place as beautiful as it was before they arrived
Rubbish removal costs money that is better spent on visitor facilities and restoring the environment

Bushfire Rehabilitation Area

Canebrake pool has been impacted by a recent bushfire.

Disturbing the thin layer of topsoil prevents plants from recovering.

Please do not walk in bushfire affected area.

River Risk Area

Beware of :

Variable water depth, some areas are cold and deep, others are shallow
Submerged obsticles
wet, slippery surfaces

For your safety:

do not dive or jump into water
do not erect or use any rope swings
supervise children at all times

Help protect the hairy marron

The Margaret River is home to the critically endangered hairy marron, found nowhere else in the world.

Hairy marron have declined drastically in number, mainly due to the accidental introduction of smooth marron, which are common throughout other south west rivers and dams.

The Margaret River, including all its tributaries upstream of Ten Mile Brook Juncthion, has been closed to all marroning in order to protect the hairy marron.