Places to visit in WA parks

Situated between Lakeside Drive and the Lake in an area of zamia, marri, tuarts and Jacksonia, this is Yellagonga's best scenic lookout point.

The Yellagonga Pine Forest is one of the original pine seed orchards for Western Australia's pine plantations.

A network of walk trails and shared paths through open woodland to Beenyup Swamp, Perry's Paddock and Lake Joondalup.

Take a bushwalk and explore the native marri, banksia and casuarina.

A small area tucked between Riverton and a wetland area fringed with vegetation.

A large grassed area with a park bench faces the river with excellent views across to the Riverton Bridge.

Walk or cycle around the lagoon. Kent Street Weir has a cafe, toilets and plenty of places to enjoy a picnic. There are three walk trails that start from here. Three walk trails start here - Butterflies, Birds and Bridges Trail, Woodloes Walk Trail and Banksia Hill Loop. Check out the BMX track too. 

Launch your canoe or boat, there's a playground and a sheltered picnic area.

Enjoy a picnic on the grass by the Canning River, explore the old Homestead or launch a canoe.

Launch a canoe or small boat, fish, picnic, enjoy the cafe and the playground.

A grassy open area with a foot bridge to access the northern side of the river and part of the Butterflies, Birds and Bridges Trail. 

Launch your canoe and paddle on the Canning River.