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Find Places to Play in WA

Use our interactive map to find the best Perth playgrounds, and other family-friendly places to play and explore – from nature play spaces, to walking trails, beaches, and regional parks.
Play, explore, and connect with nature today!

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  • Reabold Hill Summit Lookout, Bold Park Reserve

    Located within Bold Park,ย on Whadjuk Noongar land,ย Reabold Hill offers families a short and accessible way to experience beautiful native bushland and sweeping views across Perth and the coast.

  • Thomson Bay (north), Wadjemup/Rottnest Island

    The north section of Thomson Bay is a lovely little beach where families can picnic on the sand or at the shaded tables while children paddle in the ocean or build sandcastles on the beach.

  • Lake Goollelal Boardwalk, Kingsley

    Lake Goollelal sits within Yellagonga Regional Park on Whadjuk Noongar country. The accessible boardwalk winds out over the water and is fringed by paperbarks and flooded gums.

  • Garvey Park, Ascot

    Garvey Park, Ascot 1 Fauntleroy Ave, Ascot Garvey Park sits on the Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River) in Ascot, on Whadjuk Boodjar. With its shaded sail-covered…

  • 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…

Summer Play Spaces

Weโ€™ve done the work for you! Keep playing all summer long with these fun play space collections.

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Remember to care for the places you play.
You are part of nature – look after nature as you play.

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Play in WA is an initiative of Nature Play WA, developed with proud support from the WA Government through the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.