John Forrest National Park Nature Playground
Tucked away in the Perth Hills, the John Forrest nature playground features a gentle creek where kids can wade and splash beneath the trees.
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Woodbridge Riverside Park
Woodbridge Riverside Park is a popular riverside adventure space featuring a large nature-and-water play zone with pumps, sand, climbing structures and plenty of shade.
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Pia’s Place All Abilities Playspace
Set within the native bushland of Whiteman Park, this inclusive nature play space invites children of all ages and abilities to climb, build in sand, glide down a tall lighthouse slide and explore sensory-rich surroundings.
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Whiteman Park Children’s Forest
The Children’s Forest at Whiteman Park is a magical bushland space where children can explore winding paths and hidden sculptures while learning about local plants, animals and caring for Country.
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Ballajura Intergenerational Play Space: Weitj Park
This welcoming, fully fenced, all-abilities play space features three distinct zones: a lawn area with BBQs, an industrial-inspired playground and a fun nature play area.
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Youth Entertainment Space at Sutherlands Park
This urban play area was designed with youth in mind. It features a multi-level hangout zone, social swings, split-level skating plaza, sealed pump track and multi-sports area.
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Serpentine National Park
Located 50 minutes south of Perth, Serpentine National Park is one of the most spectacular nature spots within the Perth metropolitan area. The main attraction of the park is Serpentine Falls – a 15 metre waterfall that flows from the Serpentine River.
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Shipwreck Park
A 30-metre cargo ship run aground provides the inspiration for this fully fenced, inclusive, all abilities play space.
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Treehouse Cove, Golden Bay
This neighbourhood playground really packs a punch with a 3-storey treehouse climbing tower alongside a range of unique and accessible play equipment and nature play elements.
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Shorehaven Treasure Island Adventure Playground
Blends high-energy physical play (climbing, sliding, swinging) with imaginative, treasure hunt elements in a pretty beachside location, inviting children to explore, invent, and engage with their surroundings.
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Aduro Park
Aduro Park is a combination of active adventure and nature-based design. It’s a great example of how outdoor spaces can encourage physical activity, creative play, and time spent together in nature.
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Chevron Parklands
Enjoy Swan River views as your kids climb high through the Qwandong Towers, meander through the Yaargan Dry Creek, creep through the Numbat Burrows and ascend the Bullung Hangout.
