Win one of 20 Yanchep National Park Annual Passes

Spring is a great time to rediscover Yanchep National Park  and this year there’s even more reason to visit.

From bush walks, caves and picnic spots to the Park’s growing koala colony and the Discover Wanneroo digital trails, there’s plenty to explore in one of the region’s best-known natural attractions.

To help you make the most of it, Discover Wanneroo is giving away 20 Yanchep National Park Annual Park Passes.

Meet the locals

One of the Park’s biggest drawcards is its koala colony, which continues to grow. A visit to the Koala Boardwalk is a chance to see these much-loved residents up close while exploring the surrounding bushland and other attractions throughout the Park.

Explore more of the Park

There’s much more to Yanchep National Park than a single visit can cover.

Spend the day:

  • spotting koalas and other native wildlife;
  • exploring walking and nature trails;
  • discovering the Park’s caves and natural features;
  • relaxing at one of the picnic areas; or
  • trying the free Discover Wanneroo digital Discovery Trail and Play Trail.

Win an Annual Park Pass

We’re giving away 20 Yanchep National Park Annual Park Passes, giving winners even more opportunities to return, explore and discover something different on every visit.

How to enter

It’s easy:

  1. Follow Discover Wanneroo on Instagram.
  2. Like the competition post.
  3. Comment on the post and tell us what you’d love to do at Yanchep National Park.

The competition opens on Monday 14 September 2026 and closes at 11.59pm on Thursday 24 September 2026. Winners will be drawn and contacted on Friday 25 September 2026.

Terms and Conditions

Entry is subject to the official competition Terms and Conditions.

View the full Terms and Conditions

Winners will be contacted by direct message from Discover Wanneroo and asked to provide the details required to arrange their Annual Park Pass, including their full name, email address, postcode, phone number and up to two vehicle registrations to be linked to the pass.