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Stunning views and attractions on the banks of the Swan River
Located on the vibrant Burswood Peninsula just minutes from the city and airport, visitors enjoy landscaped gardens, floral displays, sculptures and sprawling open spaces.
The park is open year-round for people of all ages and abilities to enjoy.
Eat. Drink.
Meaning 'Our River, Our Meeting Place', Bilya Cafe is the perfect spot to stop, enjoy a coffee and the views of the city and the Swan River.
Bilya Cafe
A new pathway is coming!
Burswood Park Board is currently undertaking a major capital works project to add one kilometre of new Principal Shared Pathway (PSP) to Burswood Park, to cater for commuters and those seeking to move more quickly through the park including fast-moving cyclists and e-transport riders
A new path
Getting married?
The graceful structure of the Swan Shell soars above the surrounding parklands, and is a popular venue for wedding ceremonies.
Weddings
Explore WA's heritage
Burswood Park is home to more than a dozen sculptures and other public art. Meander through through the park on fully accessible trails, discovering some of WA’s lesser known historical figures.
Heritage sculpture trail
Picnic. Play. Relax.
Burswood Park has it all for a great day out – gazebos, free barbecues, restroom facilities, easy access – and plenty of space for everyone. No need to book - we're open year round, on a first come, first served basis.
Picnic spaces
Burswood Park's 20 Year Vision
Burswood Park Board has developed a 20 Year Vision to activate and inject life into the under-utilised Burswood Peninsula and create an iconic recreational and tourism destination.
This Vision will elevate the Peninsula into a world-class hub for culture, environment, and recreation whilst showcasing Western Australia’s unique blend of nature and heritage.
Find out more