Denmark is 400 kilometres south of Perth on the South Coast in a 900mm rainfall area The College campus is 2 kilometres from the town and has a residential facility that provides secure individual room accommodation for 80 male and female Year 11 and 12 students. It also has a state-of-the-art recreational centre, that provides for all-weather recreation.

While the majority of students are residential, there are a number of day students, and a bus service is provided to and from Albany.

Courses running in Denmark cover a variety of subjects including Viticulture, Metals & Engineering, Small Business Management, Plant and Animal Production and Marketing; Aquaculture, Horticulture, Landcare and Forestry; as well as the traditional classroom subjects such as English, Maths, and Computing. Equine Studies were introduced in 2007. Students have the opportunity to attend and participate in a wide variety of agricultural shows, both in Western Australia and interstate. Students also have the option of a stream of study focused on trades and vocational training.

Denmark's location on the coast makes it ideal for surfing, scuba diving and other water sports.