Open

9.00 am - 4.00 pm
Tuesdays - Sundays
Admission is free!

Open

29 December 2021 – 30 January 2022: we will be open between 8.30 am - 12.30 pm, Tuesdays - Sundays in response to warming Perth summers and an increased frequency of very high fire danger days. During this period the site will be closed for public holidays Saturday 25 - Tuesday 28 December, New Year’s Day and Australia Day.

9 April 2022 – 25 April 2022: we will be open between 9.00 am - 5.30 pm during the Easter School Holidays.

Closed

Rio Tinto Naturescape Kings Park is closed when a very high fire danger or severe weather warning is forecast and all of February. You can review WA Fire Danger Ratings for Lower West Coast region for a week ahead to help you plan your visit.

We are also closed every Monday (including public holidays), Christmas Day (25 December), Boxing Day (26 December), New Year’s Day (1 January) and Australia Day (26 January).

Notices are provided on this website where ever possible regarding closures and service interruptions.

Conditions of Entry

Bookings are not required for family or social visits to Rio Tinto Naturescape Kings Park.

Your health and hygiene is your personal responsibility. We encourage you to be COVID-safe and follow these guidelines:

• Do not enter Naturescape or other playgrounds if you are unwell.
• Please limit your visit to one hour.
• Remember to adhere to social distancing rules and remain 1.5 metres apart from other people.
• Wash your hands regularly and practice good hygiene. Toilets are available in Naturescape and in other playground areas around Kings Park. Hand sanitiser will be available if you forget to bring yours.
• Download the COVIDsafe app.

Bookings are required for organised groups including community and vacation/childcare groups. Bookings are free and help to ensure you get the most out of your visit to Rio Tinto Naturescape Kings Park.

Community groups book now via Rezdy

Please follow these simple rules to keep everyone happy and safe:

Adult supervision is essential here Challenging environments and natural hazards are present. There are tall climbing structures, open water, large rocks and other features that are intentionally designed to challenge young visitors. Make sure your child stays within their capability.

Knee deep only The water here is not suitable for swimming or drinking. Children in nappies must not sit in the water.

Be gentle This is a fragile, natural environment. Please look after it. Please don’t pick flowers, damage trees or chase animals.

Group bookings Organised groups (i.e. schools, vacation care groups) must book to come to Rio Tinto Naturescape Kings Park. No booking = no entry. School groups are only able to visit Naturescape in conjunction with a Kings Park Education program booking.

What rubbish? There are no bins here. Thank you for taking your rubbish home.

Everyone welcome Paths and boardwalks are generally accessible for people with disabilities or mobility issues and for parents with prams. Logs and rocks are available to sit on, however there are no benches or seats. Some visitor shelters are provided.

Pets Pets + wildlife = big trouble. Please leave your pets at home. Assistance dogs are welcome.

Dangerous activities Please don’t throw rocks, or throw anything from tall structures found here. Any dangerous behaviour that could hurt you or others is not allowed.

Bikes, scooters and balls There are places in Kings Park perfect for these activities, but please don’t use them in here. Bike racks are provided outside the main entrance on May Drive.

Picnics and equipment Shade tents, big eskies, trolleys and chairs are not permitted. There are places in Kings Park perfect for picnics but not here.

Smoking and alcohol Smoking and alcohol are strictly prohibited. Penalties apply.

Emergencies Don’t panic. Phone 000 for fire and emergencies. Listen for instructions. Find a staff member if you need help or first aid. Naturescapers contact number is 0467 809 836 during opening hours.