The Adventure Park

A state-of-the-art free destination park and playground, The Adventure Park has a range of features for your children to enjoy. Discover how to get there, opening hours, accessibility and more.

Location and opening hours

Located off Walgreen Crescent, The Adventure Park is set amongst the trees at Calista Oval.

The Adventure Park is designed for daylight use. Toilets and Splash Pad operate seasonally and are currently available 7 days a week during the below times; 

Summer (1 October to 31 March)

Toilets: 8am to 8pm

Splash Pad: 9am to 7pm

Winter (1 April to 30 September)

Toilets: 8am to 6pm

Splash Pad: 9am to 6pm

Location

Walgreen Crescent, Calista WA, Australia
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A map of the Kwinana Adventure Park.

Park Features

The Adventure Park has been inspired by the natural beauty of Kwinana, incorporating elements of the beautiful bushland, coastline and wetlands. ​

Young explorers will enjoy hours climbing and crawling through the giant tree maze, keeping cool under the water jets in the splash pad or letting their imaginations run wild through unstructured play on the, with multipurpose equipment. Sensory and musical activities area also incorporated throughout the park to engage the senses and help develop creativity and motor skills.

Key Features of The Adventure Park; 

Tree maze

Incorporating physical and sensory play activities for all ages and abilities, discover the giant slide, racing slides, clatter bridge, net tunnels climbing walls and so much more.

Splash Pad

Interactive spouts, showers, sprays and jets help you keep cool.

Sand Play

A series of conveyor belts, buckets, diggers and pulleys in the sand play area.

Junior Area

Including a cup spinner, dry creek, junior swings, musical play and cubby and nest, this area is perfect for smaller adventurers.

Action Play

Giant nest swings, double flying fox, and climbing net structure.

Amenities

A toilet block including showers, accessible toilets and a fully accessible changing places room with change table and hoist. Plenty of picnic tables, BBQs, drink fountains, bins and sheltered areas are located throughout the Park.​

Security

With security as a top priority, the Kwinana Adventure Park is full fenced with double-gated access points. CCTV operates throughout the entire facility.

An image of The Patio at the Adventure Park.

The Patio

A sheltered space featuring a kitchenette with fridge, sink and microwave as well as BBQs and picnic benches. This space will accommodate up to 40 guests and is available for hire for parties or get togethers.

Discover live bookings and Patio availability.

Getting there and parking

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Parking is available directly in front of the main entrance gate off Walgreen Crescent. Street parking is also available around the Western edge of Calista Oval on Walgreen Crescent.

Overflow parking is available throughout the City Centre, only a two-minute walk from the Adventure Park.

Please do not park on verges or footpaths.​​

Where possible, the City encourages the use of public transport or walking or cycling to arrive to the Kwinana Adventure Park instead. 

The Park is also well serviced by public transport, with buses 540, 541 and 549 stopping nearby. Please visit the Transperth website for timetables. There are ample bike racks available at the entrances to the Adventure Park.​​

Accessibility

The Adventure Park has been purpose-built to be inclusive and allow children of all ages and abilities to participate.

All paths are fully compliant with Australian​ Standards for Access and Mobility and the layout of the playground has been designed with careful consideration for a wide range of access and mobility requirements. 

Accessible Play Equipment​

  • An elevated play structure, the tree maze is accessible by wheelchair from end to end; with interactive play elements and experiences provided along the way. The tree maze also offers options for inclusive play at multiple levels with integrated sensory elements and play pieces. 
  • The junior area provides fully accessible play equipment such as water pumps, basket swings and instruments, like the vibraphone and the gong drums.
  • The sand play area contains fully accessible interactive elements, which allow creative play with sand, such as sand tables, sand play networks and water pumps.
  • The splash pad is wheelchair friendly, designed so you only get wet if you want to, and is one of the most unique water features in any playground found across Western Australia.
  • The action play area provides more challenging equipment, including a double flying fox with an accessible seat and a variety of swings to provide options for different ages and abilities. 

The park also features a range of fully accessible equipment, such as a carousel, disk spinner, sonic bench and musical marimba instrument.

Accessible Facilities​

  • Three accessible, unisex toilets/change rooms.
  • A ‘changing places’ room with full sized change table and hoist.
  • The Patio, a hireable space that offers specific accessible furniture and accessible double barbeque.
  • Picnic areas featuring accessible tables and drink fountains.

Frequently asked questions

What equipment and features does the park offer?

The Adventure Park features an enormous 11,000 square metres of play space, offering multipurpose equipment for unstructured play. The key attractions are:

  • Tree Maze;
  • Splash Pad;
  • Sand Play Area including sand factory;
  • Junior Play Area;
  • Action Play Area including double flying fox, swings and climbing net;
  • sensory play elements throughout;
  • The Patio hire​able party space; and
  • BBQs, picnic areas, seating, toilets and showers.
Is the Park free?

There is no cost to enter The Adventure Park. ​

Is the Park ever closed?

The Adventure Park is open year-round, except for a small maintenance window of 1 to 2 weeks each year. Closures will be posted in advance on the City’s website.​

Is smoking or alcohol permitted?

Smoking and alcohol are not permitted at The Adventure Park or any area of Calista Oval.​

Are there age restrictions/guidelines?

All sections of the park are open to all ages however certain areas are designed specifically for the needs of younger children.​

What does the Park offer in terms of shade?

The majority of the playground has been built underneath the natural shade of the existing trees.  Shade sails have been erected over the splash pad and multiple picnic shelters are scattered around the playground. ​

Can I bring my own equipment?

Visitors are welcome to bring picnic gear such as rugs, coolers and foldable chairs. Gazebos within the fenced area of the Adventure Park may be permitted, please speak to the Caretakers at the park for approval prior to setup.​ For safety reasons, portable BBQs, shade sails and structures are not permitted inside the fenced Adventure Park. 

Can I bring my dog?

Dogs are not permitted within the fenced area of the Adventure Park. As per standard local laws, pets are permitted on a leash on Calista Oval.​

Is there security?

The Park has CCTV surveillance throughout the entire facility and is patrolled regularly by City Assist.​

Is there lighting at the Park?

The park is not designed for night-time use and will not be lit. There will be security/emergency lighting only.  ​

Can I hold a party at the Park?

The Adventure Park is home to The Patio, a hireable undercover picnic space suitable for groups of up to 40 people. This space is ideal for birthday parties, family gatherings and small events. The Patio is fully accessible and includes:

  • microwave;​
  • fridge;
  • bench space;
  • sink;
  • kettle;
  • BBQs; and
  • tables and benches (comfortably seating up to 40 people).

​Discover associated fees and how to hire The Patio.​ ​

Can I bring/hire birthday party equipment?

The City does not hire out bouncy castles/slippery slides or any other type of party equipment however patrons may book space on Calista Oval and hire through a third party (subject to approval and booking with the City). ​​

What clothing requirements are there for the Splash Pad?

Babies/toddlers are required to wear appropriate swimming nappies.​

How is the Splash Pad maintained?

The Splash Pad is monitored and cleaned regularly by the City’s Parks Team. Water sampling is undertaken daily to ensure it complies with all Department of Health Guidelines.​

How do I report a maintenance problem?

Call the City of Kwinana on 9439 0200 or email.

Who do I call in an emergency?

Please call 000​ in an emergency.

An 'Australian Government - Building our Future' logo and a 'Rotary International' logo.

The Adventure Park is funded by the Australian Government.​​

The Adventure Park would not have been possible without the incredible hard work of the Rotary Club of Kwinana, who were instrumental in getting the project off the ground.

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