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Can I bring my dog?

Yes, provided it's kept on a lead at all times outside the 'Dog Park*' and any droppings are cleaned up. 'Pooch Pouches' are available free of charge at the Information Centre in the Village.

*Whiteman Park now has a 1 acre off-leash exercise area called the 'Dog Park'. This area is located at Mussel Pool East, adjacent to Car Park 15. The exercise area is totally fenced off to ensure your peace of mind.



When are you open?

The picnic areas are open every day of the year from 8.30am to 6pm. Attraction operating times vary so please check the attraction pages on this website for relevant times.



Do you have koalas and other native animals?

Whiteman Park is the home of Caversham Wildlife Park, WA's premier native animal park. Entry fees apply.



Where is the Park and how do I get there?

If travelling by car please refer to our location map for details.

There is a public bus service that leaves from Perth and stops at our entrance. To find out details of this service please contact Transperth on
13 62 13, or access their website at www.transperth.wa.gov.au



Does the Park provide access for visitors with disabilities?

Yes we do. The Park is proud of its facilities for disabled people. Two standard wheelchairs are available to borrow from the Visitor Information Centre. All shops and toilets are accessible by wheelchairs and there are ramps at the entrance to all buildings.

Additionally, a dedicated train carriage has been constructed by the Bennett Brook Railway to enable visitors in wheelchairs to enjoy train rides around the Park.



I am planning an outing for my social club/sporting club. Do I need to book?

It is not necessary to book but depending on the day, time of the year and size of the group it may be advisable as the Park is very popular in autumn, spring and particularly leading up to Christmas for group outings. Picnic shelters may be booked to ensure availability and other activities and attractions can be arranged. There is no limit to group sizes.



Are there plenty of barbeques?

There are dozens of gas and electric barbeques throughout the Park's picnic areas. The gas and electric BBQs are operated by $1 coins, with each coin providing heat for a cycle of approximately 12-15 minutes.
Change for the barbeques is available from the Visitor Information Centre between 10am - 4pm.




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