BEST BUSSELTON PARKS

3 Best Parks in Busselton

Name: 3 Best Parks in Busselton
Rating: 4.7

Expert-recommended Top 3 Parks in Busselton, WA. All selected parks undergo rigorous 50-Point Inspection, assessing reviews, reputation, history, price, proximity, and more to ensure excellence.

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SIGNAL PARK

Marine Terrace,
Busselton, WA 6280 Directions

“Signal Park is an excellent spot for kids to discover exercise and nature in their imagination. The park has an accessible play structure, beach volleyball, splash pad, pedestrian paths and spacious lawn space. Signal Park hosts the Busselton Rotary Markets and the Busselton Foreshore Markets, which take place on alternate Sunday mornings. The park has an outdoor amphitheatre that provides an excellent setting for events. The park is perfect for a picnic or enjoying the outdoors. Signal Park has wheelchair access and lots of parking areas. The park has ample space for parking facilities and cafes/restaurants nearby.”

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BARNARD PARK

886 Geographe Bay Road,
Busselton, WA 6280 Directions

“Barnard Park has badminton equipment, outdoor fitness stations, horseshoes and corn hole boards. The park is one of the most tranquil spots in the middle of the bustling city and provides a peaceful atmosphere. Barnard Park includes health and well-being areas open to people of all ages and abilities. The park has plenty of amenities to make your visit enjoyable. The park has free entry. Barnard Park Sporting Precinct features A-grade, competition-level turf that services cricket, rugby, and soccer, as well as the Busselton Volunteer Fire Services for their firefighting competitions. Dogs are allowed on leash during sporting events (including training) and off-leash at other times.”

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TUART FOREST NATIONAL PARK

Higgins Road,
Busselton, WA 6271 Directions

Since 1987

“Tuart Forest National Park is a beautiful open forest with the most extensive remaining section of pure Tuart forest worldwide. The expansive park is known for its rare tuart trees growing on coastal limestone and hiking trails. The park has linear and circular walks in the park and the neighbourhood. Tuart Forest National Park has a creative nature play area and gathering places for visitors to picnic and enjoy outdoor activities. The park is the perfect place to enhance physical and psychological well-being. Tuart Forest National Park is open, has good visibility, and has tall grassland carpeting the forest floor. Aboriginal people used this grassland to shelter and hunt wildlife.”

3 Best Parks in Busselton