Best Parks in Perth

One of Western Australia's oldest national parks with scenic trails and native wildlife.

One of the largest inner city parks in the world, offering stunning views of the Perth skyline and Swan River, scenic walking trails, wildflowers, picnic spots, a treetop walkway, the State War Memorial, Rio Tinto Nature Scape, and the DNA Tower.

Kings Park and Botanic Garden is an oasis of peace near the heart of the city with views of the Swan River and Darling Range, featuring the Lotterywest Federation Walkway, walking trails, and the King's Park War Memorial.

The BHP Water Park with fountains is located at Elizabeth Quay.

A nature play area in Kings Park where kids and adults can explore, climb logs, and get their feet wet.

Home to kangaroos, koalas, and a series of caves to explore.

Hyde Park is one of Perth's best, wander around under the shade of the trees or throughout your picnic rug by the lake, it is also a hot spot in late spring as the jacaranda trees bloom in a stunting shade of purple.

The location of the Pinnacles Desert, a jaw-dropping landscape of ancient limestone spires rising from the yellow sands.

Kalbarri National Park offers dramatic coastal cliffs and the famous Nature’s Window rock formation.

Purnululu National Park is where the Bungle Bungles are located.

Cape Range National Park is home to Unique Wildlife like emu and kangaroos and Charles knife Canyon.

At karijini National Park you can hike through breathtaking gorges and swim in Clear Rock pools and camp at the carogen Eco Retreat.

In low tart Forest you can take a relaxing walk or try thrilling activities like Ziplines and Tarzan swings.

You can also visit Elephant Rocks in William Bay national park for secluded swimming, rock climbing and walking trails.

perol Lulu National Park is famous for the bungal bungle range with its unique orange and black striped Sandstone domes.

Located just over 2 hours north of Perth Nong National Park is home to thousands of unique Limestone formations in the famous Pinnacles desert.

two people's Bay Nature Reserve offers a beautiful Coastal Escape and is home to Little Beach.

End your Western Australia Adventure at calberry National Park an outdoor Paradise with rugged Gorges Coastal Cliffs and wild flowers.

Park where the zipline from Matagarup Bridge lands.

Location of Caversham Wildlife Park.

A magnificent sanctuary providing vast expanses of rolling greens and natural bushland, perfect for strolling, picnics, and discovering various plants. Admission is free.

A national park in Western Australia where Bluff Knoll is located.

A national park located within Shark Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its red dirt, aqua blue water contrasts, and abundance of ocean and wildlife.

A national park that is home to many epic hiking trails, including Castle Rock and the Granite Skywalk.

A national park known for canyoneering, hiking, camping, and countless gorges to explore.

A national park home to The Gap.

Perth's premier theme park, featuring thrilling rides like the Abyss roller coaster and Kraken water slide, set amidst lush gardens.

A vast Natural Area offering an array of recreational activities in Swan Valley.

The BHP Billiton Water Park at Elizabeth Quay offers a fun space for children.

John Oldham Park is a little Hidden Gem of Perth with nice walking paths and stunning ponds, complete with its own waterfall.