The gardens were designed to incorporate traditional European gardening techniques in a Western Australian climate.
The mini-golf courses are specifically designed to weave through the changing elevation and water features of the garden.
The property contains a designated glow-in-the-dark golf area for nighttime play.
Leapfrogs, the onsite venue, is a purpose-built restaurant integrated directly into the botanical landscape.
The gardens utilize extensive irrigation systems to maintain European-style greenery during dry summer months.
Wanneroo Botanic Gardens features two 18-hole mini-golf courses situated within five hectares of mature European-style botanical displays. The site incorporates a glow-in-the-dark golf experience and an onsite restaurant, Leapfrogs, which overlooks the gardens. The landscaped grounds include waterfalls, streams, and bridges integrated into the mini-golf fairways. The gardens were established to showcase diverse plant species in a structured, groomed garden environment. It serves as a recreational space for families, combining traditional garden aesthetics with activity-based entertainment. The facility remains a consistent destination in the Perth northern suburbs for both casual visits and private functions.
The elevated viewing points overlooking the central waterfall and main pond.
Bring a camera, as the waterfalls and foliage provide excellent backdrops for photography.
Check the official website for glow golf availability, as it is a distinct offering from the standard daytime courses.
Make a reservation at the onsite restaurant if you intend to dine, especially on weekends.
Do not attempt to walk through the garden beds; stick strictly to the designated pathways and golf fairways to protect the plants.
Open daily, but the restaurant and glow golf may have reduced operations on public holidays.
Comfortable, flat-soled shoes are recommended for navigating the mini-golf terrain; avoid high heels.
