Stirk Park, Kalamunda
Stirk Park, located on Whadjuk Noongar country, is a large, beautifully landscaped playground in the heart of Kalamunda
Unique equipment
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Rushton Park, Kelmscott
Rushton Park is located on Whadjuk Noongar country, on the banks of the Djarlgarra/Dyarlgarro (Canning River).
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Bibra Lake Regional Playground
Bibra Lake Regional Playground Progress Drive, Bibra Lake Bibra Lake, known to the Noongar people as Walliabup, has been a significant camping and gathering site for thousands of years, and the Regional Playground weaves this heritage directly into its design. Purpose-built for inclusive nature play, it offers wheelchair-friendly paths, sensory water and sound features, Indigenous…
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Mary Carroll Park and Wetlands
Mary Carroll Park and Wetlands 173 Eudoria St, Gosnells WA 6110 Set amongst the wetlands, on Whadjuk Noongar country, this inclusive all-abilities playground blends nature with accessible play opportunities. The space includes an accessible flying fox, see-saw and a large gilgie-inspired climbing structure with ropes, climbing elements and slides. Noongar artworks, a bushtucker play kitchen and…
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Bob Gordon Playground, BMX Track and Reserve
Bob Gordon Playground, BMX Track and Reserve 10 Benningfield Rd, Bull Creek WA 6149 Bob Gordon Reserve in Bull Creek combines imaginative play – with a unique space theme – with open bushland spaces. The reserve is located in an area significant to the Whadjuk Beeliar people, who used the Bull Creek Wetlands as a…
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Shelley Beach Park Playground and Foreshore, Riverton
Shelley Beach Park Playground and Foreshore, Riverton Opposite/267 Riverton Dr N, Shelley WA 6148 Set on the banks of Djarlgarro Beelier (Canning River), Shelley Beach Foreshore is a beautiful riverside place for play, picnics and exploring nature. The Shelley Beach Playground provides beautiful river views, as well as a fully fenced play space that is…
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Dyoondalup Point Walter Reserve
Dyoondalup Point Walter Reserve, Bicton Honour Ave, Bicton WA Nestled on the Debarl Yerrigan (Swan River) in Bicton is Dyoondalup (Point Walter Reserve), meaning “place of long flowing white hair” or “place of white sand” in Whadjuk Noongar language. It was named for the vast sandbar the Dreamtime figure Djunda is said to have left…
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Adachi Park Belmont
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…
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Baldivis Recreation Space
Baldivis Recreation Space 531 Eighty Rd, Baldivis A colourful play space with a high rope tunnel and opportunities for sand and water play sits in the shade of two beautiful tuart trees. Accompanied by a ninja course and skate park, and a cafe right next door, it’s a great spot for the whole family! Play Features Climb: climbing net, ninja course Swing: traditional…
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Jackadder Lake Reserve Playground Woodlands
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,…
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Ivey Watson Playground & Poolgarla Family Area
Ivey Watson Playground & Poolgarla Family Area 34 Kings Park Rd, West Perth WA 6005 Located in Kings Park, the Ivey Watson Play Space and adjoining Poolgarla Family Area offer a welcoming, family-friendly destination with imaginative play, shaded picnic areas and expansive lawns to explore. With wheelchair-friendly paths, fenced play spaces, accessible toilets, ACROD parking…
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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, cafés and the lively atmosphere of Elizabeth Quay.
