Summer events
Join us for concerts, cinema and theatre this Summer in Kings Park.
Kings Park has a great range of facilities and activities open to the general public throughout the year. See the events calendar for all the details.
Aspects of Kings Park
Aspects of Kings Park gallery shop offers beautiful Australian craft and design with outstanding customer service. All proceeds directly support Kings Park and Botanic Garden.
Open 9.00 am - 5.00 pm, seven days a week. Online shopping available all hours.
Plant of the month
The Flame or Honey Grevillea (Grevillea eriostachya) flowers prolifically for many months with masses of brilliant golden yellow flowers.
The rich sweet nectar, produced in significant quantities, attracts many birds and is used by Aboriginal people as a drink.
Love learning outdoors!
Little nature lovers aged three - five years are invited to join Zippy Dragonfly and his bushland friends on a fun, early learning adventure at Rio Tinto Naturescape Kings Park.
Bookings are now open for an eight-week term.
Spectacular native flora
The Western Australian Botanic Garden in Kings Park is a dynamic, living research centre committed to the conservation of Western Australia's flora.
The garden beds display the State's most diverse and spectacular plants.
We will remember them
Kings Park has more memorials, statues and honour avenues than any other park in Australia.
The State War Memorial precinct is the location of many important remembrance services, including the Anzac Day Dawn Service and the Remembrance Day Service.
Honour Avenues plaques
Kings Park's Honour Avenues are home to plaques dedicated to almost 1800 fallen men and women who gave their lives during war service.
Visitors can access an online database that provides plaque details, images and locations.
Follow our tribe
Everyone needs a tribe in the urban jungle. Join our social media conversation and share your park stories.
Regardless of which social media community you belong to, you can follow our material to learn about our amazing native flora, peek behind-the-scenes and discover our exciting events!
Research and conservation
Our world-class scientists undertake research in native plant biology, underpinning the conservation and ecological restoration of WA's biodiversity.
The Authority plays an important role in training the next generation of research scientists.
Explore Aboriginal culture
Welcome to Kaarta Koomba, also known as Kaarta Gar-up and Mooro Kaarta in the local Nyoongar language and Kings Park to the wider community.
Learn about Aboriginal history through artworks, walks and Kings Park Education student programs.
Kings Park and Botanic Garden
Kings Park is one of the world’s largest and most beautiful inner city parks. It is rich in Aboriginal and European history, contemporary culture and offers innovative design, displays and services. Kings Park has an international reputation for scientific research, leading horticulture, conservation and public education.
Kings Park is home to the spectacular Western Australian Botanic Garden, which displays over 3,000 species of the State’s unique flora. Two thirds of the 400 hectare park is protected as bushland and provides a haven for native biological diversity.
Visitors can enjoy sweeping views of the Swan and Canning Rivers, the city skyline and the Darling Ranges to the east. Bushland walk trails, immaculate gardens and parklands and a variety of children’s discovery play areas can all be found in Kings Park. The Visitor Information Centre, free daily guided walks, Aspects of Kings Park gallery shop, cafes and public transport are easily accessible.
How can we help you?
Kings Park is always open for visitors and free to enter. The Visitor Information Centre on Fraser Avenue is open daily and free guided walks are available. The Garden Advisory Service provides free information for home gardeners.
Maps and transport
Kings Park and Botanic Garden is located in West Perth, a short distance from Perth CBD. Parking is free for visitors and public transport is readily available. Walks and tours are offered daily.
Events calendar
Kings Park has a great range of events and activities open to the general public throughout the year. See the events calendar for all the details.
Group bookings
With its views of the Swan River and Perth city, beautifully landscaped gardens and parklands, Kings Park is a favourite for weddings, family functions, community events, memorial services, corporate functions and sporting activities.
Kings Park Education
Kings Park Education is a national leader in hands-on education in the areas of environment, science, sustainability and Aboriginal history for students from Kindergarten through to Tertiary level.
Fraser Avenue Precinct
Fraser Avenue leads the visitor from Kings Park Road, West Perth into the major tourist and restaurant precinct. A short walk takes visitors to the State War Memorial and Western Australian Botanic Garden entrance.
Western Australian Botanic Garden
Explore more than 3,000 species of native flora, most of which are found nowhere else on the planet, in the Western Australian Botanic Garden.
Rio Tinto Naturescape Kings Park
Rio Tinto Naturescape Kings Park is a place for children to connect with nature and to learn to appreciate the unique Western Australian environment.
May Drive Parkland
The May Drive Parkland is a recreation area for the entire family and hosts outdoor cinema during warmer months. The area features beautiful lawns, dinosaur-era themed play equipment and the popular Zamia Cafe.
Saw Avenue Picnic Area
An ideal spot for picnics and play, Variety Place offers a large natural play area for children of all abilities, free barbecues and expansive lawns. Popular children's theatre features in the Saw Avenue Amphitheatre during warmer months.
Lotterywest Family Area
The Lotterywest Family Area includes the Stickybeaks Cafe, Ivey Watson Playground for children aged 0 to 6 and Hale Oval for older children, picnics and outdoor activities.
Bushland
Two thirds of Kings Park is bushland, making it an important conservation reserve in the urban area. The bushland is home to a diverse range of native wildlife and accessible by a network of walking trails.
