Named after John Septimus Roe, who was responsible for surveying and apportioning the land in Perth, his memorial was built in 1956 and constructed of hewn granite in hexagonal form, surrounded by paving stone and a semi-circular granite wall.
This gently sloping site offers tranquil, shady grassed areas with spectacular views and the stunning Place of Reflection. With plenty of parking and toilets in close proximity, this site is a good choice for guests with limited mobility and is a popular wedding venue.
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Venue Information
| Features | Ideal for groups with limited mobility, private, great views, two areas of use in one booking (Marlee Pavilion and Roe Gardens). |  |
| Precinct | Western Australian Botanic Garden | |
| Availability | This venue has limited availability during the annual Kings Park Festival and Summer Events Season. | |
| Power |
Available at Marlee Pavilion. |
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| Shelter | Available at Marlee Pavilion. |  |
| Capacity | 100 people | |
| Access |
Easily accessed from Roe Carpark. |
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| Parking | Roe Carpark, Forrest Drive |  |
| Toilets | Short walk to toilets | |
| Seating | Limited bench seating throughout the area. | |
| Bookings |
Special conditions apply. Please download the Application Package below and contact the Bookings Officer. |
Place of Reflection application pack