Playgrounds in Geraldton & Australia's Coral Coast
Playground map: Coral Coast WA
Tap a pin for shade, fences, toilets and directions.
Every playground we know of across Geraldton & Australia's Coral Coast: 49 in 33 suburbs and towns, including Wandina, Mount Tarcoola, Geraldton, Waggrakine, Spalding, Jurien Bay, Wonthella, Drummond Cove, Sunset Beach, Kalbarri, Utakarra and Port Denison. 33 have a public toilet within about 400 metres. Tap a pin for what each one has.
In Wandina, Brett Foster Park has its play equipment under a shade dome. Mount Tarcoola's Paringa Park pairs a shaded playground with a barbecue. In Waggrakine, Forrester Park got new play equipment in 2020, chosen with the local progress association. It also has a skate and scooter bowl and toilets. Spalding Park has a playground under a shade sail, barbecues and toilets. The park also has mountain bike pump, jump and skills tracks.
On the Geraldton foreshore, an enclosed toddler playground sits beside a boat-shaped play area for older kids. The foreshore also has an enclosed waterpark with spouts and water features. About 200 metres away, the Youth Precinct has a skywalk, climbing structures, a rage cage and table tennis.
The Jurien Bay foreshore playground sits near the jetty, with a café, barbecues and a half basketball court. Dongara's Town Park has a playground, a gazebo and shady spots to sit. In Kalbarri, the nature playground near the jetty has a flying fox and a wooden lookout tower.
Facts from City of Greater Geraldton: Parks and Playgrounds (Brett Foster, Paringa, Forrester, Spalding, Youth Precinct), City of Greater Geraldton: Forrester Park upgrade nears completion, City of Greater Geraldton (Visit Geraldton): Top four featured playgrounds in Geraldton (Geraldton Foreshore), Government of Western Australia: Jurien Bay Foreshore and Youth Precinct Redevelopment, Shire of Irwin: Foreshore and parks (Town Park, Dongara) and Australia's Coral Coast: Kalbarri Nature Playground.
Over the border
Every playground in Coral Coast WA, by town
Playgrounds from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), council open data and our own checks; features as confirmed for each one. Toilet distances are in a straight line, from the public toilet map data.