Whiteman Park

Whiteman Park is a recreation and conservation reserve almost ten times the size of Kings Park. The park offers well-appointed picnic grounds surrounded by beautiful natural bushland together with a wide range of Education Programs including the popular Caversham Wildlife Park, Revolutions transport heritage exhibition, vintage tram and train rides, Motor Museum of WA, walk/bike paths and much more.

We welcome school groups to 4,000 hectares of gently undulating land reserved for conservation, recreation and heritage activities. The Park sits over the Gnangara Water Mound in the natural bushland of the Swan Costal Plain and is home to a number of heritage organisations and a craft village. 

What will you incorporate into your education program?

• Camel Rides (with ‘Touch the Wild’ only)

• Heritage Tram and Train Rides• BBQs ($1 coin operated)

• Bike and walk paths• Sports trailer ($25 day, $40 full day)

• Orienteering

• Large shaded playgrounds 

All Heritage and Environmental Programs have been developed to link with the Education Department of Western Australia’s publication Outcome and Standard Framework, Student Outcome Statements, Overview 1998. Special information booklets are supplied with each program. 

TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT.

Free teacher familiarisation sessions are held each term.Call us to find out when the next session is being held. 

Like more details on enabling your students to learn as they play?

Call 9209 6000.