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Star Swamp Reserve

Just off Marmion Avenue, Star Swamp Reserve is home to many birds and native plants. Monthly guided walks are provided by the volunteers of the reserve.

Baldivis Children's Forest

Baldivis

Baldivis Children's Forest is a unique natural playground in Baldivis, spanning over 20 hectares.

Banyowla Regional Park

Martin

One of the regional parks of the Darling Range.

Banyowla Regional Park

Martin

Banyowla Regional Park, formerly known as Kelmscott-Martin Regional Park, is a conservation park located in the Perth Hills, Western Australia.

Beelu National Park

Mundaring

Located in the east of Perth, Western Australia, Beelu National Park is a serene escape to the Darling Range.

Beelu National Park

Mundaring

This beautiful forest location offers many popular recreation sites, birdwatching opportunities, panoramic views over Lake CY O’Connor and Mundaring Weir.

Bells Rapids Park

Brigadoon

Bells Rapids Park is a picturesque and popular destination located in Brigadoon, Western Australia.

Boyinaboat Reef

Hillarys

Boyinaboat is just 75 metres from the sea wall of Hillarys Boat Harbour, and its accessibility and beauty has made it one of the most popular dive sites in Perth.

Bungendore Park

Bedfordale

A series of dog friendly trails weaving through a wide variety of flora and fauna, including endangered species of cockatoo.

Burley Park

Bullsbrook

Burley Park``Commanding views from this natural setting make a great stop on a day trip.

Burswood Park

Burswood

Located just 3km from the City Centre, Burswood Park offers visitors a range of facilities to enjoy passive or active leisure.

Canning River Regional Park

Ferndale

Experience the tranquillity of the Canning River Regional Park, an oasis of calm in the middle of urban Perth.

Canning River Regional Park

Ferndale

Canning River Regional Park is the largest regional park in the Perth metropolitan area, located on both sides of the Canning River.

Carnac Island is a picturesque island situated off the coast of Perth between the larger Rottnest and Garden Islands. It is visited by Australian sea-lions and flocks of various sea birds but is also inhabited by a population of deadly tiger snakes.

Carnac Island

Fremantle

Carnac Island, also known as Ngooloormayup in Noongar language, is a 19-hectare (47-acre) nature reserve in Western Australia. The island has a rich history, including serving as a whaling station in the early 19th century and a prison for indigenous Australians in 1838. Its first mention was in 1803 when French explorer Louis de Freycinet named it Île Pelée (Bald Island).

Carnac Island Nature Reserve

Cockburn

This picturesque limestone island, which is only a short boat ride from Fremantle, is a popular destination for commercial boat tours, which bring visitors to view the local sea lions.

Claisebrook

East Perth

Developed in the 1990s as part of Claisebrook Cove Village this inner-city park features natural wetlands, shaded walkways, bridge crossings and lawns.

Clarko Reserve

Karrinyup

Clarko Reserve is a charming public park located next to North Trigg Beach, offering a perfect spot for picnicking with family and friends.

Coal Dam Park

Woodbridge

Coal Dam Park is a beautiful park located in Woodbridge, WA.

Cow Rocks

Hillarys

Cow Rocks, only 500 metres west of Hillarys Boat Harbour, is the chain of reefs lying one kilometre offshore in Marmion Marine Park.

Eagle's View Walk, John Forrest National Park

Darlington

Eagle's View Walk Trail in John Forrest National Park, Darlington is a top trail that offers a moderate 15-kilometre loop trek through Western Australia's oldest national park.

Esplanade Park

Fremantle

Esplanade Park, located in Fremantle, Western Australia, is a public reserve and a prominent landmark with a rich history. Prior to the establishment of the Swan River Colony, the southern Fremantle foreshore followed the line of where Marine Terrace (previously called Fitzgerald Terrace) is today. In 1831, Henry Reveley built a stone jetty nearby, possibly from Anglesea Point near Bathers Beach, and a second jetty (South Jetty) was built in 1854 on the same site.

Esplanade Reserve

Fremantle

Esplanade Reserve, previously known as Fremantle Esplanade or Fremantle Oval, is a public reserve situated on Marine Terrace in Fremantle, Western Australia. The reserve is a historical landmark in Fremantle, featuring roughly 100 mature Norfolk Island pines (araucaria heterophylla) and the Explorers' Monument.