Rio Tinto Naturescape Kings Park

Best park ever but it doesn't look or feel like a park. It is a walk in the bush. Mud, rocks, trees, billabongs, creek, dirt tracks, climbing. All of which you can play in or on. Take a change of clothes and a towel. Or just come home dirty and happy. There are toilets and drinking fountains but no shop or bins. Bring a picnic and take your rubbish home or just stay for a little while. No big party spaces or bookings. There are Rangers on site. The rules are no going in water above your knees, no throwing rocks/stones or damaging flora and fauna. If you need to buy food and/or sit on a nice lawn and run around in big spaces Synergy Park is 2 km up the same road. Both good in their own way. Not open Mondays, days of total fire bans and all of February. No pets. Some degree of wheelchair access, only to main pathways, you can have a bit of a look especially around entrance.

TERRIBLE SIGNAGE. Wondered around for 2 hours tryin to get in she. We found it it was closing time. Not good to get around if you're taking a pram. Try harder Perth.

Loads of shade, lots of fun and interactive activities, the creek was a huge hit for water play!

This is the way children should play. Visiting Naturescape was a wonderful experience. We enjoyed building a fort with branches and just exploring and enjoying nature in this unique setting. Wish there were more of these playgrounds around. You can easily spend an entire day here, be prepared for water play, getting dirty and your children not wanting to leave.

A rustic playground that kids can explore. Good for ages 3 and up.bring bathers and drinking water available.

Simply amazing; I love walking barefoot over walks and in streams, climbing though tunnels and being surrounded by trees whilst spending quality time with my child. I didn't want to leave!

Fantastic playground to take the kids and adults enjoy it too. Take your shoes off and walk the whole stream and pond series it's just lovely, they've done a great job when creating this park.

One of the best places for adults and kids alike. This is like in-city-speed-camping less tents and campfires.
No rubbish bins - plan accordingly, no picnics permitted. The place has a toilet and drink water fountain.
It's shut if fire danger is high, hence why very popular during summer months.

I can't say enough good things about this place! My toddler loves to climb the structures, build cubby houses, explore and build dams in the stream. You can easily spend 3 or 4 hours here, unbelievable to think it is free. Spending time like this is so much better than going to a play centre.

We are so lucky to have such a wonderful place for big and little ones to adventure. Tip: Bring a change of clothes for the kids and the parents and I guarantee you'll have an absolute ball!

Absolutely fantastic place to take the kids. There is so much for them to do without one bit of technology, just completely absorbed in nature. We were there for three hours and even then they had to be dragged out of there, they loved it. The only thing they wanted from us after lunch was water! Haha! Completely safe environment, even if they took off out of sight there wasn't any need to stress, as no child can exit the premises without an adult, so you knew that you'd find them within the grounds sooner or later! The only disappointment was seeing irresponsible people throwing food for the birds which of course created a scavenging environment with the crows, such ashame how brainless some people are! Entry is free, yay! Do yourself a favour and check it out, you won't be disappointed.

The kids really love this part of kings park. Lots of activities. Also has numerous creeks that the kids can walk in. Family atmosphere.

It's a nice play area in Kings Park with lots of little water ponds and lots of things for kids to climb. Note that some are a bit rough and kids can easily fall or hurt themselves. Parents supervision is important and you can join them in the fun. Good place for the whole family.

The area was great, we had so much fun and the ladies who were there running things were absolutely wonderful!

This is a fantastic nature playground for kids of all ages in the heart of Kings Park. It is free to enter. There are maps and a lot of signs explaining the do's and don'ts of the area. There are many different areas within the nature scape to explore. You can wade in the water, but it is advised not to go deeper than the knees as the water is not treated. We attended during school holidays and they had a fun worksheet you could complete also (photos attached).

Brilliant place for kids. Bring a towel and a change of clothes for the little ones, they will get wet

Beautiful place, so much to do. Weird that they have opening hours and staff manning the entrance but they're nice enough.

Great place for the kids to climb, play and immerse themselves in nature. Great activities to keep them busy also.

A natural play environment, kids need to come and create their fun. There's water to play in, mid pies to make, tadpoles to chase, towers to climb.

A beautifully designed natural environment for children and adults to explore and enjoy. Open to the public 9.00am to 4.00pm. School or group bookings available for planned experiences within the environmental educational center during the week and after school. Another beautiful part of Kings Park.