Jackadder Lake Reserve Playground Woodlands 9 Jackadder Lake, Woodlands Located within the scenic surrounds of Jackadder Lake Reserve, this lakeside play space offers a relaxed, nature-rich setting with open grassed areas, accessible pathways, and shaded play equipment that make it welcoming for a wide range of families. With sweeping views across the lake, abundant birdlife,…
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.
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 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.
John Forrest National Park is a lush native bushland retreat just east of Perth, perfect for walking forest trails, picnicking or spotting kangaroos.
Yanchep National Park offers a bush-and-wetland wonderland just north of Perth where families can wander through woodlands, explore wetlands, and meet native wildlife.
Woodman Point blends white-sand beaches, calm coastal waters and shady tuart woodland – offering a rare mix of sea, sand and bushland all in one place.
Canning River Regional Park – home to Kent Street Weir – is a calm, nature-rich escape where families can stroll along riverside paths, picnic under tall trees, paddle in the river and spot birdlife along the wetlands.
Harold Boas Gardens playground is a hidden gem in West Perth, offering a mix of adventurous play and natural beauty.
A coastal gem celebrating curiosity, creativity, and connection to nature, Cottesloe Nature Discovery Space encourages children to climb, balance, dig, and create their own adventures.
Lake Claremont offers a unique blend of nature play and lakeside discovery: children can climb trees, dig in the sand, play in cubbies or swing on the swing, whilst surrounded by wetlands.
Braithwaite Park is a leafy haven for families, with two play areas to suit different ages and abilities. The nature play space invites older kids to climb, splash, and soar on the flying fox, while younger children have their own accessible playground for inclusive play.