Published: February 10th 2012February 6th 2012
This morning we left Albany behind and took the scenic drive along the coast to Denmark. The drive into Denmark reminded me of Dwellingup as it is a picturesque setting among the bushland.
A drive towards the coast landed us a gorgeous little spot for lunch right alongside the Denmark River with Wilson Inlet only a few hundred meters away. Perfect for a picnic it was surrounded by walking trails but as we were unsure of this afternoon's destination we pushed on.
Off the main road we headed to a little place called Parry Beach which provided a shire (council for you South Aussies) run camping grounds. Not exactly a little secret as it was nearing capacity; however, we managed to find ourselves a secluded site. Barely big enough to park the van we set up for the day with only trees, native plants and blue sky around us. At $10 a night with showers and toilets we were onto a winner.
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