Lake Claremont Nature Playground
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.
Climbing trees
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Braithwaite Park
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.
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G.O Edwards Park
Surrounded by large trees and shady picnic areas, G.O Edwards Park is full of nature play fun, with logs and rocks to climb and balance on, plus a big slide and swings, for even more play.
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Tomato Lake All Abilities Playground & Reserve
Tomato Lake is perfect for families, with an accessible boardwalk, lake views, and abundant birdlife. Enjoy shady picnic spots, a recently upgraded accessible playground, space for ball games and plenty of seating.
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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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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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Rio Tinto Naturescape
WA’s shining example of a nature play space includes a running creek, log bridges, climbing ropes, tree hides and other unique features. It’s a wonderful place for children to explore and develop appreciation for our unique WA bush environment.
