An online visitor's guide to Western Australia's parks, reserves and other recreation areas.

John Graham reserve
Recreation facilities in the John Graham reserve
Introduction:
Unlike many of Perth’s beaches, those at Woodman Point have a bushy backdrop of unique remnant vegetation. Magnificent natural remnants of tuart woodland, coastal health and the most extensive stands of Rottnest cypress found anywhere on the mainland characterise the park. Woodman Point has an intriguing history and features in Nyoongar creation stories.
About
Nearest DEC office:
Regional Parks Unit, Level 1, 4-6 Short St, Fremantle WA 6959.
Other park contacts:
DEC manages the Woodman Point Regional Park in collaboration with the City of Cockburn and the Department of Sport and Recreation.
Contact DEC on 9431 6500 to find out more about volunteering in the park.
More Information
Where is it: The park is located within the City of Cockburn approximately 20km south of Perth CityTravelling time: 30 minutes drive from Perth City.
Access: Access to the park is via Cockburn Road, with direct access to recreation areas from Poore Grove, Nyyerbup Circuit and O'Kane Court. Car parking is available at Poore Grove, John Graham Recreation Reserve and the Jervoise Bay boat launch area. A continuous walking and cycle path along the Cockburn foreshore links the Park to Fremantle.
Best season: Woodman Point Regional Park is an ideal location to visit in the warmer months between November and March.
What to see and do: Attractions within the park include the John Graham Recreation Reserve and numerous historic sites from the period when Woodman Point was used as a Quarantine Station and ammunition store. Walking, cycling, picnicking, swimming, snorkeling, fishing, boating, sailing, and viewing heritage sites are popular activities in the park.
Facilities: John Graham Reserve is the main recreation area and has toilets, car parking, picnic areas, BBQs and play equipment. Disabled access is provided. BBQ and playground facilities are available.






