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Find Places to Play in WA

Use our interactive map to find the best Perth playgrounds, and other family-friendly places to play and explore – from nature play spaces, to walking trails, beaches, and regional parks.
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  • Island Playground, Elizabeth Quay

    Island Playground brings nature-inspired play right to the heart of the city, surrounded by river views, cafรฉs and the lively atmosphere of Elizabeth Quay.

  • Goolugatup Heathcote Reserve

    Within the beautiful Goolugatup Heathcote Reserve is a pirate ship playground which sparks endless imaginative play for families, while expansive lawns and shady trees make it a lovely destination for a full family day out.

  • Yokine Play Space

    The fenced Yokine Play Space includes balancing and climbing challenges, musical instruments, natural timber elements, and water play – all under ample shade from mature trees.

  • Cape Peron

    Situated within the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park, Cape Peron (also commonly know as Point Peron) is a wonderful place for families to spend time walking, swimming, snorkelling, picnicking and fishing.

  • Mundy Regional Park

    Mundy Regional Park is a stunning Perth Hills escape where families can wander through native bushland, explore rocky outcrops and seasonal waterfalls, and take in sweeping views across the Swan Coastal Plain.

  • Matilda Bay Reserve

    Matilda Bay Reserve is a serene riverside escape just minutes from the city. With easy-access paths, cafes and calm river frontage, it’s a perfect spot for relaxed outdoor days and spontaneous water play.

Summer Play Spaces

Weโ€™ve done the work for you! Keep playing all summer long with these fun play space collections.

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Remember to care for the places you play.
You are part of nature – look after nature as you play.

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Play in WA is an initiative of Nature Play WA, developed with proud support from the WA Government through the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.