The park is rich in history and geology as the place of the first mined coal deposit in Western Australia. Exposed bands of coal seams can still be seen, along with siltstones, claystones and sandstones that stripe cliff faces and reveal 250 million years of ecological history.
There's no shortage of walking trails and lookouts at the park. The 3.2km Plateau Loop Trail starting at Miners campground will lead you through ecologically important eucalypt woodland for the wheatbelt area, towards a plateau ridge with expansive views. At Irwin Lookout and Riverbend you will find more walking trails, some great vantage points of the park and information on the native flora and fauna.
Campgrounds must be booked before you go. There are caravan friendly campsites at Miners campground along with picnic tables and toilets -overflow sites are available at Breakaway Campground. So that everyone gets a chance to camp at the park, there is a three-night stay limit from late July to October.