Playgrounds in Perth Hills & the Swan Valley
Playground map: Hills & Swan Valley
Tap a pin for shade, fences, toilets and directions.
Every playground we know of across Perth Hills & the Swan Valley: 180 in 58 suburbs and towns, including Ellenbrook, Ballajura, Aveley, Forrestfield, High Wycombe, Beechboro, Brabham, Lesmurdie, Swan View, Caversham, Kalamunda and Northam. 77 have a public toilet within about 400 metres. Tap a pin for what each one has.
In Ellenbrook, Rainbow Waters Playground is one of Perth's largest water playgrounds, with fountains, bubble jets and spray guns. It opens each year from late September to May. Ballajura's Weitj Park opened in January 2025 for all abilities, with a ninja course, two giant slides and in-ground trampolines. In Forrestfield, Magnolia Way Reserve has an all-abilities playground with a sensory dome and an accessible hammock. High Wycombe's Gladys Newton Park has nature-themed log play and barbecues.
Up in the hills, the playground and skate park at Stirk Park in Kalamunda reopened after an upgrade in November 2023. The park has barbecues and accessible toilets, but dogs are not allowed.
At Whiteman Park, the free Mini Water Playground is a 30cm-deep wading pool with waterspouts for children under 10. It runs daily from October to April, opposite the Village Cafe. Pia's Place at Mussel Pool is the park's biggest playground, with nature play for all abilities.
Facts from City of Swan: Rainbow Waters Playground, City of Swan: Ballajura Intergenerational Playspace, Weitj Park, City of Kalamunda: Magnolia Way Reserve All Abilities Playground now open, City of Kalamunda: Gladys Newton Park, City of Kalamunda: Stirk Park, Whiteman Park: Mini Water Playground and Whiteman Park: playgrounds.
Every playground in Hills & Swan Valley, 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.