Playgrounds in Perth City & Inner Suburbs
Playground map: Inner Perth
Tap a pin for shade, fences, toilets and directions.
Every playground we know of across Perth City & Inner Suburbs: 254 in 45 suburbs and towns, including Morley, Bayswater, Como, Perth, Maylands, South Perth, Wembley, East Perth, Mount Lawley, Rivervale, Bassendean and East Victoria Park. 150 have a public toilet within about 400 metres. Tap a pin for what each one has.
In Morley, Crimea Park has a play space beside a street-style skate park, with toilets and a barbecue. Bayswater's Bert Wright Park has a large nature-based playground under mature trees, next to the library. Como's Neil McDougall Park pairs a large playground with a lake, barbecues and accessible toilets. In Maylands, De Lacy Reserve has a large playspace with a flying fox.
On the South Perth foreshore, Sir James Mitchell Park has four playgrounds, plus barbecues, toilets and cafés. Wembley's Rutter Park has a flying fox and a nature play area. In Belmont, the fully enclosed Volcano Playground has a path spiralling up a volcano, with slides back down.
In Kings Park, the Rio Tinto Naturescape has a creek to paddle in, a rope course and aerial walkways. Entry is free, and it closes on Mondays and through February. From November to late March, the Hyde Park Water Playground runs sprays, tipping buckets and cannons from 8am to 8pm.
Facts from City of Bayswater: Crimea Park, City of Bayswater: Bert Wright Park, City of Bayswater: Delacy Reserve, City of South Perth: parks and reserves, Town of Cambridge: Rutter Park, City of Belmont: Volcano Playground, Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority: Rio Tinto Naturescape Kings Park and City of Vincent: Hyde Park Water Playground.
Over the border
Every playground in Inner Perth, 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.