Riverside Gardens, Bayswater King William St, Bayswater Riverside Gardens is a riverside park with a fully fenced playground for toddlers and young children. With open grassed areas, sealed paths, an enclosed dog exercise area, and handy facilities like barbeques, picnic shelters, toilets and drink fountains, it’s an easy spot for a relaxed family outing. Play…
Adachi Park, Belmont Off Great Eastern Hwy, Belmont (Note: nearest parking to playground is Abernethy Rd Boat Ramp) A quiet, scenic spot by the river with plenty of shade and large grassy areas for running, rolling and active play. The playground is small, but the area is perfect for riding bikes, having a BBQ or taking a scenic stroll. A short walk away…
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,…
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.
With four distinct zones for family fun outdoors, the Koolaanga Waabiny Playground on Mandurah’s western foreshore offers something for everyone.
A free-entry, conservation reserve, the magical Baldivis Children’s Forest provides children with space and freedom to explore, play and challenge themselves.
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.
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.
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.
A 30-metre cargo ship run aground provides the inspiration for this fully fenced, inclusive, all abilities play space.
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.
Located on the Subiaco side of Kings Park, this playground is great for families with kids of all ages. There are challenges that come in all forms – climbing, balancing, swinging, running, jumping – at Variety Place you can do it all!