The park's primary climbing structure is a multi-story robot-themed tower connected by enclosed tunnel slides.
The playground was designed as part of the Newhaven master-planned residential development to provide thematic recreational spaces.
The site incorporates significant rubber soft-fall flooring designed to meet Australian safety standards for high-fall playground equipment.
The surrounding residential area of Piara Waters was largely reclaimed from historical market garden and orchard land.
Robot Park is a themed community playground located in the Newhaven estate of Piara Waters, Western Australia. The park is defined by its prominent large-scale robot sculptures that serve as climbing structures and aesthetic centerpieces. Facilities include a multi-level climbing tower, slides, and sensory play equipment designed for diverse age groups. The landscape features synthetic turf areas integrated with rubber soft-fall surfaces for safety. A dedicated basketball half-court and concrete paths for scooters or bicycles are located on the perimeter. The park utilizes open-space planning to maintain clear sightlines across the play areas.
The base of the main robot tower looking upwards to capture the scale of the structure against the sky.
Bring a portable shade umbrella or pop-up tent, as the climbing structures can become hot under direct sun.
Pack a basketball for the half-court, as it is a popular feature among local teens.
Visit on weekday mornings to avoid the high density of families during weekend peak hours.
Do not visit during the peak of midday in summer, as the metal components of the slides and play equipment reach temperatures unsafe for skin contact.
Supervision of children is required at all times; please remove shoes before entering enclosed climbing tunnels to reduce grit accumulation.
