Bibra Lake Regional Playground

Progress Drive, Bibra Lake

Bibra Lake, known to the Noongar people as Walliabup, has been a significant camping and gathering site for thousands of years, and the Regional Playground weaves this heritage directly into its design. Purpose-built for inclusive nature play, it offers wheelchair-friendly paths, sensory water and sound features, Indigenous themes, dinosaur themes and various accessible spaces for children of all abilities to explore natural materials, water, sand and story together. 

Play Features

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Climb: tree top rope walk, rocks, equipment

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Swing: tall round swings, double flying fox

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Balance: ropes, obstacle course, logs

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Sticks, rocks
& honkey nuts

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Cubby making

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Splash: water sprayers, pumps and channels

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Dig or build: sand pit with digger and fossils

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Plants & animals: birds, mature trees, tortoises

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Paths & trails: accessible paths

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Views: lake, bushland

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Wheels: sealed paths around lake

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Theme: Indigenous, dinosaur and tortoise

Our Favourite Features

Be sure to check out these unique play features!

Lakeside location with beautiful views and walks.

Accessible nature play – communication boards, changing places toilet amenities, wheelchair-friendly rubber paths and ramps, an all-terrain springer with room for eight kids including a wheelchair user, supportive seating on swings and the flying fox, and sound/water features designed for children with low or no vision.

Landscaping and tall trees throughout the space encourage imaginary play and create a fun, shady setting for families to spend the day.

Accessibility

Accessible toilets – Changing Places

Accessible parking

Accessible paths

Accessible play equipment

Communication board

Fenced play area

Public transport nearby

No entry fee

Amenities

Toilets

Water fountain

Parking

BBQs

Shade

Picnic shelters

Take a Peek at Bibra Lake Regional Playground

Nature Play Resources

Sensory Nature Scavenger Hunt

Nature Walk Bingo Game

Family Resource Library

Safety Information

If venturing beyond the playground into the beautiful surrounding wetlands, we suggest taking time to read through the safety information found at Explore Parks. Information regarding snakes and water hazards are both relevant. 

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Disclaimer

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