Lesmurdie Falls, Mundy Regional Park

Falls Rd, Forrestfield

Nestled within Mundy Regional Park, on Whadjuk Noongar country, Lesmurdie Falls is a stunning bushland destination where families can explore waterfalls, rocky cascades and scenic walking trails surrounded by native wildlife. While everyone can enjoy the accessible lookout, picnic area and some sealed paths, reaching the falls and cascades involves steps, steep gradients and uneven rocky trails, making these areas unsuitable for wheelchairs and many prams.

Play Features

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Climb: climbing trees

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Cubby making

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Balance: logs, stumps & rocks

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Sticks, rocks
& honkey nuts

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Paths & trails: mostly rocky terrain

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Splash: seasonal creek and waterfall

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Views: waterfall, bush, lookout, valley

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Plants & animals: birds, kangaroos, reptiles, wildflowers in season

Our Favourite Features

Be sure to check out these unique play features!

Follow the bush trails to discover the impressive Lesmurdie Falls and smaller cascades, where children can paddle, splash and explore the creek under close adult supervision. 

Take in sweeping views across the Perth Coastal Plain from the accessible lookout before wandering through native forest filled with birds, butterflies and seasonal wildflowers. 

Whether you’re after a short stroll to the lookout, the 400m walk to the falls, the 150m trail to the cascades or the 1.5km Lesmurdie Brook Loop, there are walking options to suit a range of abilities – just be aware that the trails beyond the picnic area include steps, uneven surfaces and rocky terrain. 

Accessibility

Accessible toilets

Accessible parking

Accessible paths (limited)

Accessible picnic area

No entry fee

Amenities

Toilets

Water fountain

Parking

BBQs

Shade

Picnic shelters

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 water hazards for children. Slippery rocks and uneven surfaces require close supervision if venturing past the picnic area.

Nature Play Resources

5 Things to Do at Mundy Regional Park

Explore Parks WA: More information about Mundy Regional Park

Family Resource Library

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