Whiteman Park

Whiteman Park is a unique recreation and conservation reserve that covers over 3,700 hectares of natural bushland and leisure facilities in Perth, Western Australia.

Visitors enjoy an extensive range of activities and attractions amongst natural bushland that all fit within our three main themes: conservation, recreation and education. The Park is home to a craft village, Children’s Forest, the ever-popular Caversham Wildlife Park and the world-class conservation facility Woodland Reserve.

Transport heritage is a strong cultural theme at Whiteman Park too, with Revolutions Transport Museum, motor and tractor museums plus vintage transport rides all found here. Nowhere else in Australia can you find an opportunity to experience such a wide range of transport heritage in one place.

The Park takes its name from Mr Lew Whiteman (1903-1994) who developed the first picnic areas around Mussel Pool.