John Oldham Park

A lush park with waterfalls and stunning city views John Oldham Park is part of the Narrows Interchange Parkland.

The Parklands were developed in 1959 with the reclamation of 24 hectares of land from Mounts Bay for the construction of the Narrows Bridge approach and interchange. It is divided into two regions: John Oldham Park which is named for the respected Australian landscape architect; and features walking and cycling paths, making the area easily accessible for residents and visitors and a firm favourite for those who love to exercise in the great outdoors. And David Carr Memorial Park named for the late David Carr, a former commissioner of Town Planning. This park features lakes, walking and cycle paths and underpasses to provide safe access through the area, linking John Oldham Park to the Swan River foreshore.