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Sorry, no dogs or horses are allowed at Lake Leschenaultia 

 

About Lake Leschenaultia

Lake Leschenaultia is located on Rosedale Road, Chidlow.

Lake Brochure (PDF)

Lake Leschenaultia is a 168 hectare bushland well known for its great canoeing, swimming, cycling and barbeque facilities. Popular with families, Lake Leschenaultia also has cool shaded areas, lawns, white sand beaches and playground equipment.

Originally known as Chidlows Well, the Lake was built in 1897 as a dam by the Western Australian Government Railway to replenish the steam engines travelling to Northam, York and beyond.

A tremendous variety of native trees including Marri and Wandoo and wildflowers can be seen together with an abundance of bird life including ducks, geese, herons and swamp hens. Kangaroos, possums, bandicoots and echidnas roam the surrounding bush.


Weddings at Lake Leschenaultia

You might like to consider getting married at the Lake.  For more information have a look at our Wedding Brochure (PDF)


Annual Pass to Lake Leschenaultia

Annual passes to Lake Leschenaultia are available.  Please click here to download an application form


Camping Site

Camping Brochure (PDF)

Campgound Conditions of Hire

For information on camping at the Lake and what to bring, click here.

Lake Leschenaultia has a wonderful camping area. For campsite bookings or further information contact:

Park Rangers
Shire of Mundaring
T: 08 9572 4248
lake@mundaring.wa.gov.au

Catering

Stokers kiosk/cafe serves drinks, ice-creams and snacks or meals for those seeking something more substantial. Canoe Hire is available through Stokers Cafe. For more information on group bookings or that special function, please call the cafe on 08 9572 3551.

Opening and Closing Times

Lake Leschenaultia is open all year round. The gates open at 8.30am and close:

January

8.00pm

February

8.00pm

March

6.30pm

April

6.00pm

May - September

6.00pm

October

6.00pm

November

6.30pm

December

8.00pm

All-terrain Aquatic Wheelchair - Now at the Lake 

This All-terrain Aquatic Wheelchair is suitable for submersing and can be wheeled right into the lake.  It is able to navigate uneven terrain from paved or grassed areas, across soft sand and into the water.  It is an attendant propelled wheelchair and is not designed to be pulled backwards.  The wheels are made from spring stainless steel which flexes to the contours of the ground.  If you would like to use this wheelchair please contact or visit the Lake office on 9572 4248.

 

 

 

 

Admission Prices

Annual Entry Pass

$30.00

Cars (up to 8 seats)

$6.00

Buses:
Between 9 & 20 seats
21 & above seats
Schools from within the Shire who enter
the park in a bus.
**Support vehicles associated with this
bus must pay a general admission
fee of $6.00


$25.00
$50.00
Free

Motorcycles

$3.50

Camping Fees:
Site Reservation 
Fee per person per night
Sites 1 - 12
Sites 14 - 20


$20.00
$8.00
$600.00
$450.00

Area Reservations:
Site Reservation Day Use Picnic Shelter
Schools from within the Shire
Area Reservations Functions (half day)
Wedding/Function Area Reservation p/hr
 


$50.00
Free
$110.00
$70.00

Special Events:
Special Event Entry Fee
Special Event After Hours


Negotiable
Negotiable

Firewood:
30kg wheelbarrow load


$15.00
BBQ Hire:
Gas BBQ (per BBQ per session)

$10.00
Gas Bottle Exchange:
8.5kg Gas Bottle Exchange

$40.00
Extension Cord: $5 per night

Other Resources:

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