WA Parks Pass Discount Code for Families

Families can save on entry to WA’s amazing national and regional parks with Nature Play WA’s unique 50% off parks pass discount code.

The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions is offering Nature Play WA’s Every Kid in a Park community 50% off the purchase of an annual parks pass, annual concession pass or local park pass through our unique WA parks pass discount code.

A family smile for a photo on a rock near a brook in John Forrest National Park.

The Every Kid in a Park program encourages families to discover WA’s amazing national and regional parks to experience the many benefits of spending time in nature together. This program makes outdoor adventures easier and more accessible for families by providing useful information and resources, and a 50% discount on entry to paid parks when using our exclusive discount code.

Whether it’s school holidays, you’re planning family travel in our wonderful state or just looking for something to do as a family this weekend, a visit to one of WA’s beautiful parks is always a good idea! And our unique 50% off park pass discount makes it an excellent choice!

About Park Passes

Entry fees apply at over 30 of Western Australia’s world-class parks and reserves. Purchasing an annual or annual concession park pass can save you money on your visits, and provides the convenience of unlimited entry without needing to pay a fee at the time of each visit. Plus each pass purchased makes a valuable contribution to the management of these special areas.

50% Off Parks Pass Discount Code

Enter your details below to receive the discount code directly to your inbox. This code is valid for a 50% discount on the purchase of any annual parks pass, annual concession pass or local park pass.

Discount Terms & Conditions

The discount code is valid for a 50% discount on the purchase of any annual parks pass, annual concession pass or local park pass.

Please visit the Department of Biodiveristy, Conservation and Attractions website for more information, including the terms and conditions of use.

This initiative is proudly supported by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attraction’s Parks and Wildlife Service.

  • Best WA National Parks for Kids picture of a family walking along a trail in WA
  • This photograph shows an aerial walkway that was built through and over green trees. The walkway has a brown wooden path. The beams and netting of the structure are grey, with some parts featuring brown wood panels. Children are on either side of the walkway, with two (2) kids walking toward the right and looking at the camera. The blue sky can be seen above the structure and tree foliage.
  • This photo shows the Gija Jumulu (Giant Boab) on the right of the image. The tree is light brown/cream in colour and has a thick, chunky trunk and thin branches. A man is standing at a lookout, which features a stone barrier wall and a cream and red coloured handrail. The lookout provides views of the Swan River, which appears blue in colour. The sky above is full of white fluffy clouds with small patches of blue visible
  • A photo of Snake Gully Lookout. The photo features a raised, timber walkway that runs through the tall karri trees, towards a lookout.
  • Two people sitting on a rock ledge on the edge of the natural pool at Serpentine Falls. The pool is a deep blue/green colour. Green trees and bushland can be seen in the distance.
  • A photo of a wide, sealed path winding through bushland in Serpentine National Park.
  • A photo of a flat walkway with metal railings winding over the Serpentine River and through green trees and bushland.