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Nature & Wildlife

Swan Valley features a diverse range of ecological sites, from the 4,000-hectare Whiteman Park conservation area to intimate wildlife encounters. The region is home to significant wetland systems like Bennett Brook and Coondaree Swamp, which provide vital habitats for native birdlife. Visitors can interact with farm animals at specialized petting zoos or explore the native flora along the riverfront at Lilac Hill Park. This collection highlights the specific parks, reserves, and sanctuaries that define the valley's natural landscape.

Nature & Wildlife — Harita

Mitch Ames / CC BY-SA 4.0

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Caversham House

Castle-like building with secret gardens where you can pet a kangaroo, be close up with a koala and sit next to a wombat, plus enjoy a…

B

Swan Valley Cuddly Animal Farm

Interactive farm experience featuring bottle-feeding sessions for lambs and calves, tractor rides, and enclosures with rabbits, guinea pigs, and poultry.

C

Whiteman Park

A large conservation and recreation reserve featuring bushwalking trails, a vintage tramway, and the Caversham Wildlife Park.

D

Coondaree Swamp

A seasonal wetland within Whiteman Park that serves as a habitat for various waterbirds and native flora.

E

Holstein Road Wetland

Restored wetland area featuring boardwalks designed for birdwatching and observing local aquatic ecosystems.

F

Bennett Brook Wetland

An ecological corridor and drainage system that supports native bird species and riparian vegetation.

G

Wenlock Park

Local recreational park with open green space.

H

Lilac Hill Park

Riverside park known for its cricket ground and views of the Swan River.

I

Cheriton Reserve

Local public reserve and open green space accessible 24 hours a day.

J

Lindberg Reserve

Public reserve providing local green space, open 24/7.

K

Stanbury Park

Public park and green space accessible 24 hours a day.