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John Oldham Park

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John Oldham Park
Address: Mounts Bay Rd , Perth 6000, WA, AU
State: WA
City: Perth
Zip Code: 6000


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One wouldn’t expect hidden away on mounts bay road there is a small park named after John Oldham. A nice walk and one can walk to the narrows bridge or into the city. On the afternoon that we were there, the birds came out to play! To be honest, I was looking for the mini waterfall that was written about in an article. It was nice and quiet. Perfect for a little afternoon stroll. The carpark is small though and had many cars who were parked there for the whole day..
A little hidden gem in the City of Perth. Beautiful waterfalls and ponds, full of bird life and surrounded in lush greenery. Playground for the kids with an awesome slide. Only a short walk from Elizabeth Quay or small carpark on Mounts Bay Road.
Slice of paradise near the heart of the city! Cross the bridge, turn left and follow the pathway to this amazing Waterfall. There is a playground with a huge slide on the way too so don't miss out on the fun!
I didn't expect to find this hidden gem surrounded by high ways and by ways in the centre of town. Its a beautiful little refuge for bird life and city dwellers alike. I love coming here after a jog across the river from South Perth. I spend a few moments by the water relaxing before heading back over the bridge . It not a bad place for a walk with a date either.
A nice inner city park, that no one wants to miss. Great access through city, freeways, and bicycles, walkways. Positives-Access to Kings Park, Old Swan Brewery, and CBD through walkways/bicycle tracks. Children's play equipment and BBQs are in good condition. Negatives-Parking fees at any time, $4/hr, even on Sunday, no toilets. Hints/Reminder-Park across the road on Sunday, it's free! Remember to get a jacket if you're going around evening time. Remember there isn't any toilet there!
A great place for water bird watching! There is a black swan nest near Mounts Bay Road bus stop. Peaceful and relaxing park atmosphere. Accessible via 950, 102, 107 and 23 from Elizabeth Quay bus-port 5 mins.
Great unique park just outside the city center. Lovely shaded walkways. Would be 5 star. But too bad the waterfall is not working. Also shame that it cost $4 for 1 hour of parking even on weekends and public holidays. This brings it down to 3 stars.
Tumbled upon it by mistake !! The waterfalls is quite hidden and What a lovely place !! The place is quiet ,calm, beautiful and filled with variety of beautiful birds and the sounds of their chirping...a book I had read as a child called 'The Secret Garden' is what leapt to my mind :D must visit !!
This an such gorgeous park, came here a couple times by myself and with friends to relax and do a few photoshoots. It's a beautiful place, the only complaint is that the parking area is a little bit expensive, it's best to park elsewhere and walk to the park. Relative large park too with lots to admire.
Hidden gem! Beautiful place to go with friends, family or on your own. So peaceful and surrounded by nature. There's a playground for kids too.
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