Top Parks and Playgrounds in the City of Stirling

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Take the kids to one of these top playgrounds in one of Perth’s biggest cities.

Stuck for places to take the kids? Perth has absolutely loads of parks and playgrounds you can take your children to, and Perth Mums Group is taking a closer look at some of the top parks in your city or area. Here are the top parks and playgrounds in the City of Stirling.



Carine Open Space
WHERE: Cnr Beach Road and Okely Road, Carine

Carine Open Space has undergone an upgrade in recent years, and now features new play and climbing equipment.

There is a walk and bike path along the open space, plus lots of birds to spot! The park has public barbecue facilities.

Dianella Playspace
WHERE: Light Street, Dianella
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Dianella Regional Open Playspace is a large public space includes a playground with shade-sails, public toilets, enclosed dog exercise park, public barbecue areas and picnic shelters. The playspace also includes cricket nets, basketball courts and fitness equipment. 

It is also home to the Jim Satchell Community Centre, Dianella scout and guide hall and Little League.

Macauley Reserve, Inglewood
WHERE: Corner Dundas Road and Hamer Parade, Inglewood
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Macauley Reserve includes a shaded playground, public bathrooms (great for anyone with children!) plus picnic shelters and public barbecues.

Banks Reserve, Mount Lawley
WHERE: Joel Terrace, Mount Lawley
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Banks Reserve features a fully fenced playground with play equipment that is suitable mostly for younger children. It also has a dog exercise park, exercise equipment and basketball ring, plus picnic and barbecue areas.

Copley Park, Mount Lawley
WHERE: 726 Beaufort Street, Mount Lawley
[link https://www.stirling.wa.gov.au/leisure-and-culture/venues-and-facilities/reserves/copley-park Website]

Copley Park is a cute little shaded playground with public toilets, picnic shelters, public BBQ's and a basketball court.

Whale Playground, Scarborough
WHERE: The Esplanade, Scarborough
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The Lotterywest Whale Playground is inspired by stories from the Noongar culture and features a life-size whale skeleton with a slide, monkey bars, ladders, swings and netted tunnels plus a huge cubbyhouse, spinning disks, climbing pods and sensory play elements.

Stirling Civic Gardens
WHERE: 2A Cedric Street, Stirling
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With beautiful gardens, natural areas, a lake, shaded playground and network of paths, Stirling Civic Gardens is a fantastic spot for a family picnic. There are toilets on site, and the playground is suitable for younger children.

For more fantastic parks and playgrounds in Perth, read on here .

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