Park & nature
Canning River Regional Park
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Canning River Regional Park offers a serene escape along the banks of the Canning River, featuring extensive walking and cycling trails that wind through wetlands, woodlands, and open grasslands. The park is a haven for birdwatchers, with over 100 species recorded, including black swans, herons, and kingfishers. Visitors can launch a kayak or canoe from designated points to explore the river's tranquil backwaters, or simply relax at one of the many picnic areas with barbecues and playgrounds. Interpretive signs along the trails provide insights into the local ecosystem and Indigenous history.
Don't miss
- Walk the 3.5-kilometer Kent Street Weir loop trail for prime birdwatching and river views.
- Paddle a kayak through the calm waters of the wetlands, spotting turtles and waterbirds.
- Picnic under the shade of paperbark trees near the riverbank, with facilities for barbecues.
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