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Coolbellup North Lake, Beeliar Regional Park

North Lake WA 6163 (car park located on Progress Drive) 

Coolbellup North Lake is part of the Beeliar wetlands, a landscape with deep cultural significance for Nyoongar people as a place for gathering, ceremony and food. Families can explore the bushland paths, watch waterbirds and pause beside the lake to enjoy the sights and sounds of nature.

Play Features

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Sticks, rocks
& honkey nuts

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Plants & animals: bushland, birds & reptiles

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Paths & trails: sealed & compacted

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Views: beautiful lake & bushland views

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Theme: interpretive signage

Our Favourite Features

Be sure to check out these unique play features!

Quiet lakeside spots: Settle onto a bench to listen to the birds and enjoy the lake views. 

Wildlife to discover: Look for waterbirds feeding and nesting, and see what else you can spot among the trees. 

Paths to explore: Follow sealed and compacted paths, with upgraded ramps and new signs to help you discover more about the lake. 

Accessibility

Accessible parking

Accessible paths (pram ramps, sealed & compacted trails)

No entry fee

Amenities

Water fountain (near main sign)

Parking

Shade (trees)

Seating (around lake)

Watch our Play Space Social Story

Coolbelup North Lake_arrival sign

Nature Play Resources

Free Coolbellup North Lake Play Trail

Free Sensory Nature Scavenger Hunt

Family Resource Library

Safety Information

We suggest taking time before you visit any regional or national park to read through the safety information found at Explore Parks, particularly information regarding snakes and water hazards for children, as both are relevant to a visit to Coolbellup North Lake.

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Disclaimer

This information is for general informational purposes only. While Nature Play WA makes every effort to ensure the information is accurate and up to date, we make no warranty about the completeness, accuracy, reliability or suitability, of the information.

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