Cape Peron Reserve, located to the north-west of central Rockingham, is a popular coastal park that is managed as part of the Rockingham Lakes Regional Park by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA).

DBCA has an existing management plan, released in 2010, for the Rockingham Lakes Regional Park. This update to the recreation master plan is necessary for several reasons relating to changes in land use within the area.

Cape Peron Recreation Master Plan:
 

Visit the Explore Parks Rockingham Lakes Regional Park website for more information.

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Cape Peron Recreation Master Plan 2024
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