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Faulkner Park

4.6 · 765 reviews
Active, family-oriented, and community-focused.
Faulkner Park, Progress Way, Cloverdale WA 6105, Australia
Interesting facts
1

The park's centerpiece volcano structure is built on an elevated mound to mimic volcanic terrain.

2

It was specifically designed to meet universal accessibility standards, ensuring children of all abilities can engage with the equipment.

3

The water play area operates on a recirculation system to manage water usage efficiently.

4

The park contains a dedicated sensory garden area intended to provide tactile and aromatic experiences for visitors.

5

Faulkner Park serves as a venue for various City of Belmont community events, including outdoor cinema screenings.

Overview

Faulkner Park in Cloverdale is best known for the Volcano Park playground, a massive, volcano-themed play structure featuring a high-speed slide and internal climbing tunnels. The park serves as a community hub for the City of Belmont, incorporating extensive paved pathways suitable for walking and cycling. The central area includes a shallow water play zone designed for young children to use during warmer months. Lush lawns and mature trees provide significant shaded areas for picnicking and recreational gatherings. The park is situated immediately adjacent to the Belmont Oasis Leisure Centre, allowing visitors to combine outdoor play with indoor aquatic or fitness activities. Public barbecue facilities and shaded picnic tables are distributed throughout the grounds for visitor use.

Photo spot

From the peak of the climbing mounds to capture the full scale of the playground and the surrounding parklands.

Insider tips

Bring a change of clothes and a towel if visiting with children, as the water play area is a primary attraction.

Utilize the nearby public library parking for easier access during busy weekend afternoons.

Check the City of Belmont website for scheduled maintenance periods which occasionally close the water play features.

What to avoid

Do not leave valuables unattended in vehicles, and avoid the water play area during winter months when it is typically deactivated.

Good to know

Water play features are typically deactivated during the winter season for maintenance.

Etiquette

Supervision of children is required at all times, especially in the water play zones; dogs must be kept on a leash.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
2-3 hours
Best time to visit
Weekday mornings or late afternoons during the shoulder seasons of spring and autumn to avoid peak heat and weekend crowds.
Address
Faulkner Park, Progress Way, Cloverdale WA 6105, Australia
-31.962, 115.933
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Details
Playground FeaturesVolcano-themed climbing structure and water play zone
Shade & AmenitiesExtensive shaded picnic areas, barbecue stations, and public toilets

Frequently asked

Plan for about 2-3 hours to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Weekday mornings or late afternoons during the shoulder seasons of spring and autumn to avoid peak heat and weekend crowds..

From the peak of the climbing mounds to capture the full scale of the playground and the surrounding parklands.

Close by you'll find Tomato Lake, Miles Park, Peet Park.