Horton - Dryandra Woodland National Park
Horton is a hotel near Dryandra Woodland National Park.
- Location
- Dryandra Woodland National Park, South West Western Australia, Australia, Australasia
- Coordinates
- -32.934296, 117.178910
- Activities
- hotel
Frequently Asked Questions
What wildlife can we realistically expect to see around Horton, and is it truly close to Dryandra Woodland National Park?
We absolutely love Horton for its proximity to Dryandra Woodland National Park, a haven for Australian marsupials. You're almost guaranteed to spot kangaroos, wallabies, and if you're lucky, the elusive numbat. The lodge itself often has kangaroos grazing nearby in the evenings, which is a delightful surprise.
Beyond the national park, what activities does Horton itself offer for guests?
While the park is the main draw, Horton offers a tranquil escape. We recommend enjoying the lodge's comfortable common areas, perhaps with a good book and a glass of Australian wine. The sunsets from the property are sensational, painting the sky in hues you won't forget.
What's the best time of year to plan a visit to Horton and Dryandra Woodland?
We find the shoulder seasons, spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May), offer the most pleasant weather for exploring. The temperatures are mild, making it ideal for wildlife spotting, and the landscape is particularly beautiful during these times.
Can you give us an idea of the cost and what's included in a stay at Horton?
Horton offers a comfortable and well-appointed experience, and while not a budget option, we feel the value is excellent for the location and service. Expect rates to include your room and often breakfast, with additional meals and activities available. We recommend checking their direct website for the most current pricing and package details.
Is Dryandra Woodland National Park safe for independent exploration from Horton, and what should we be aware of?
Dryandra is generally very safe for exploration, and we've always felt comfortable there. The main things to be aware of are the heat during summer months and the need to stay on marked trails. Always carry water and let the lodge know your plans if you're heading out for an extended walk.
Other Safari Lodges in Dryandra Woodland National Park
- Albert Facey Motor Inn
- Congelin Campground
- Duke of York
- Exchange Tavern
- Gnaala Mia Campground
- Lazeaway Holiday & Caravan Park
- Lions Dryandra Woodland Village
- Narrogin Hotel
- Pingelly Caravan Park
- Pingelly Caravan Park Bookings
- Pumphreys Bridge
- Recreation Vehicle Free Stay Area - s/c
- RV Welcome No Camping
- Sugar Farm B&B
Parks in South West Western Australia
- Alexander Morrison National Park
- Avon Valley National Park
- Badgingarra National Park
- Barnabinmah Conservation Park
- Beelu National Park
- Blackbutt Conservation Park
- Blackwood River National Park
- Boorabbin National Park
- Boorara-Gardner National Park
- Boyagarring Conservation Park
- Boyndaminup National Park
- Bremer Marine Park
- Bremer National Park Zone
- Brockman National Park
- Burra Conservation Park