Activities

Yanchep National Park The only hope of escaping the tyranny of tourism in the area is to visit Yanchep National Park which lies to the east of the town. Spread over 2 799 ha it is an interesting combination of caves, walking trails, and lakes including Loch McNess and the Yanchep Lakes. The vegetation in the area features stands of tuart, jarrah, marri, scrub and banksia. The wildlife includes possums, goannas, lizards, kangaroos and tortoises. CALM have produced a very useful sheet Yanchep National Park, which has a map of the park as well as detailed descriptions of the fauna and flora likely to be encountered by walkers in the park.

Gloucester Lodge Museum The Gloucester Lodge Museum which is located in the National Park (it was once a 1930s guest house) has displays relating to the history of Yanchep National Park, relics from shipwrecks along the Wanneroo Yanchep coast, display depicting the Lake Gnangara sands, restored carts, and a bedroom used by the Duke of Gloucester in October 1934 - which is how the building got its name.
The Stables Yanchep The Stables Yanchep is the only place in Yanchep, with Horse riding and Camel riding. They cater for beginner horse riders to advanced horse riders, with horse riding tracks to suit all skill levels. They also cater for groups such as school holiday programs, to junior and high school programs. As they say at Yanchep Stables, "We have gentle horses for gentle people, spirited horses for spirited people, and for people who don't like to ride we have horses that dont like to be ridden."
Sun City Country Club 18 Holes of Golf at Sun City Country Club are a challenge and an outstanding experience at the same time. The Par 72, 6485 meter layout will test your skill, power and endurance. Play golf in amongst stunning native Australian wildlife. There are kangaroos, emus, a great variety of colorful birds and more. You would easily be forgiven to think you are in a wildlife park.
Fishing Yanchep is the perfect town for fishing. Fish bite all year round, with species varing from game fish such as tailor to the old favourites like whiting and flathead. Best fishing times are at dawn and dusk.
Two Rocks Shopping Centre The Two Rocks shopping centre is the perfect place to sit, relax and eat, while taking in the cool, sea breeze. Two Rocks shopping centre boasts marina views. with the usual shops such as a deli, fish & chip shop and a supermarket.
Atlantis Park Atlantis Park used to be the main attraction in Yanchep/Two Rocks, but now, after it being shut down for years is more a historical site. Many of the original stone artwork still remains, such as the stone artwork of 'King Neptune,' which is now a famous landmark of Yanchep. You can still go into the ruins of the park, as there are many trails to explore and many ruins of what used to be one of the most famous theme parks in WA.
Restaurants Blue Dolphin Restaurant Two Rocks Shopping Centre, Two Rocks via Yanchep WA 6035 Telephone: (08) 9561 1469 Club Capricorn Restaurant Two Rocks Rd Yanchep WA 6035 Telephone: (08) 9561 1360 Yanchep Inn Yanchep National Park Yanchep WA 6035 Telephone: (08) 9561 1001