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Thought to be extinct for millions of years, the Wollemi Pine (Wollemia nobilis) was discovered growing in a deep, dark hidden valley in the Blue Mountains in New South Wales in 1994. This rare specimen gives the area its name and is fenced for protection.
Tucked away from the more crowded areas, this shaded venue overlooks the Arthur Fairall Playground. The open grassed area beckons visitors to walk up the Broadwalk Vista towards the Western Australian Botanic Garden and climb the DNA tower en route.
- Suited to
- Social and family functions, community groups, weddings, film and photography
- Capacity
- 50 - 100 people
- Parking
- May Drive parking
- Access
- Approximately 350 m to venue via May Drive parking; may be unsuitable for visitors with limited mobility
- Services
- Perth Explorer Bus stop nearby on May Drive
- Toilets
- Close facilities at Bovell Kiosk
- Power
- Available at BBQ
- Shelter
- Partly-shaded
- Seating
- Not available
- Refreshments
- Available close by at Bovell Kiosk and Zamia Cafe
- Barbecues
- Available to all park users; cannot be reserved as part of your booking
- Booking times
- Available 9.00 am - 6.00 pm daily
- Bookings
- Please contact the Bookings Officer
- Location
- May Drive Parkland
