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Wireless Hill Park

Western Australia  >  Australia

40 hectares of urban natural bushland reserve, walking paths, close to major roads.

Added* by Gareth Gorman
Most recent update 15 July 2025

Description

Wireless Hill Park is a natural bush reserve that comprises 38 hectares of bushland surrounding 2 hectares of grass parkland. The bushland is home to numerous wildflowers, native plants, birds and reptiles. The park supports Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo, Carnaby's Black-Cockatoo, Rainbow Bee-eater, Crested Pigeon, honeyeaters, and many other birds. Also Blue-tongued Lizards.

Details

Access

Wireless Hill Park is located in the City of Melville, at 4 Almondbury Road, just 15 km from Perth. Access by bus, car, bicycle, walking, wheelchair friendly paths, picnic area, parking. Press P on the map for directions to the parking. The trails shown on the map are about a 3 km walk.

Terrain and Habitat

Scattered trees and bushes , Park

Conditions

Flat , Dry

Circular trail

Yes

Is a telescope useful?

Can be useful

Good birding season

All year round

Best time to visit

Spring , Autumn , Summer , Spring migration

Route

Wide path

Difficulty walking trail

Easy

Accessible by

Foot

Birdwatching hide / platform

No

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