This spectacular garden park is open daily from 9am to 6pm. There is nothing else like it in Western Australia. Hectares of breathtakingly beautiful landscaped gardens undalate through hills and valleys, featuring lakes, streams and waterfalls. The annual Tulip displays is one of the best in Australia. Also featuring native Australian trees and bushland, you can spend a whole day viewing the variety of flora on offer. Internationally acclaimed for its display of Camellias and Roses.

The spectacular Serpentine Falls are situated within the Serpentine National Park and are the perfect spot got a picnic or barbeque. Take the walking trail to Baldwin’s Bluff where spectacular views of the Serpentine Falls and much of the park can be viewed from the summit of this walk. There are also views over the coastal plain to the ocean and the Perth skyline. Accessible to wheelchairs and prams you can visit the lower and upper rock pools to the spectacular Falls which are surrounded by beautiful Australian bushland.

Located on fourteen hectares of natural Australian bushland just 40 minutes from Perth city centre. Hand feed many of the free range animals. Have fun chatting with the talking parrots and see plenty of native Australian wildlife including dingoes, kangaroos, emus and the koalas. There is an internal railway through the park. Take the chance to hold a Koala in Australia and have a souvenir photo taken of the occasion.

The most famous dam in Western Australia, located 39 kilometres from Perth, supplying much of Perth's drinking water. The dam crosses the Helena River in a picturesque area of the Darling Scarp featuring undulating hills and surrounded by native Australian forest and bushland. The Bibbulmun Track is a walking trail extending all the way to Albany on Western Australia's south coast and crosses Mundaring Weir on it's south side. Great views of Lake C.Y.O'Connor can be seen from the Dam wall and surrounding lookout points which are open to visitors.