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Bibra Lake Regional Playground

Bibra Lake, WA, 6163
Bibra Lake Regional Playground on Progress Drive has a water play area where bulrush sculptures squirt water into a sandpit, plus a sound and water section designed with visually impaired children in mind. Around it are a double flying fox, a tree-top rope walk, in-ground trampolines and talking rocks sharing Nyungar stories. The City of Cockburn opens the fenced playground 8.30am to 9pm every day, with barbecues, toilets and Changing Places rooms.
From our Fremantle & Perth's Western Suburbs playground guide
The Bibra Lake Regional Playground is Cockburn's largest, with nature play for children of all ages and abilities.
Opening times: Playground open 8.30am to 9pm daily; water play season not published (as published by City of Cockburn, checked 30 September 2026)
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Accessible parking
Accessible toilets
Inclusive play equipment
Inclusive swing
Sensory play
Splash pad or water playground
Water play
Wheelchair-accessible paths
Wheelchair swing

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Toilet · baby change
Public toilets
45 m away
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Bibra Lake Regional Playground

Bibra Lake, WA

Bibra Lake Regional Playground on Progress Drive has a water play area where bulrush sculptures squirt water into a sandpit, plus a sound and water section designed with visually impaired children in mind. Around it are a double flying fox, a tree-top rope walk, in-ground trampolines and talking rocks sharing Nyungar stories. The City of Cockburn opens the fenced playground 8.30am to 9pm every day, with barbecues, toilets and Changing Places rooms.

From our Fremantle & Perth's Western Suburbs playground guide

The Bibra Lake Regional Playground is Cockburn's largest, with nature play for children of all ages and abilities.

The guide's sources: City of Cockburn: Playgrounds, City of Cockburn: Manning Park, City of Cockburn: Macfaull Park, City of Melville: Phillip Jane Park, City of Nedlands: Jo Wheatley All Abilities Play Space, City of Fremantle: Esplanade Park, Town of Claremont: Lake Claremont, City of Melville: Carawatha Park.

Opening times: Playground open 8.30am to 9pm daily; water play season not published (as published by City of Cockburn, checked 30 September 2026)

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