3 Best Parks in Perth

“Kings Park and Botanic Garden is a beautiful inner-city park rich in European history and contemporary Aboriginal culture. The park is known for its innovative designs, displays, and international reputation for scientific research, leading horticulture, conservation and public education. Kings Park and Botanic Garden features bushland walking trails, immaculate gardens, parklands, and a variety of children’s discovery play areas. The park is home to the spectacular Western Australian Botanic Gardens, which displays over 3,000 species of the State’s unique flora. Kings Park and Botanic Garden has bushland trails, discovery areas, and expansive green parklands perfect for picnics and outdoor activities. Kings Park offers expansive green parklands perfect for picnics and outdoor activities and is a popular venue for cultural and ceremonial events. Two-thirds of the park is protected as bushland, providing a haven for native biodiversity.”

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“Hyde Park is perfect for a picnic, bike ride, or casual walk around its two lakes. The park was refurbished with new play equipment, barbecues, lighting, and upgraded pathways. It offers a tranquil retreat near the city, making it an ideal setting for outdoor weddings. Hyde Park features a water playground, walking paths, gazebos, drinking fountains, a staging area, fitness equipment, tables, benches, and barbecues. Accessible trails lead to the water playground, and the park includes 17 zones available for event hire. Hyde Park is fully wheelchair accessible. The lake is divided into two basins, each with islands that serve as habitats for breeding birds. Free three-hour parking is available on the streets surrounding the park.”

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“Sir James Mitchell Park is an iconic tourist attraction offering views of Perth city across the Swan River. This park is perfect for outdoor events, including weddings, community events, corporate functions, and social gatherings. The park offers plenty of open space to kick a football, play cricket, fly a kite, walk your dog, or work up a sweat on the walking and cycling paths. Each zone provides breathtaking views of Perth's CBD and the river. There are picnic tables, barbecues, a café, and seasonal food trucks, and the park regularly hosts numerous events and concerts. Sir James Mitchell Park also offers accessible parking, toilets, and wheelchair-friendly facilities.”

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