The park features works created during the annual Mundaring Arts Centre residencies.
The landscape design prioritizes the conservation of native Jarrah forest trees found on the site.
Several sculptures are constructed from recycled scrap metal salvaged from the local Perth Hills agricultural industry.
The park is situated on the alignment of the former Eastern Railway line that once connected Perth to the goldfields.
Mundaring Sculpture Park is a dedicated outdoor exhibition space located in the Perth Hills, featuring a collection of permanent and rotating artworks. The park is integrated into the town centre of Mundaring, designed to blend contemporary sculpture with local Australian flora. A major feature of the park is the incorporation of repurposed industrial and natural materials in its installations. It serves as a community gathering space frequently used for local markets and public events. The park layout includes winding paths that connect various artistic installations throughout the landscape. It is situated adjacent to the heritage-listed Mundaring railway precinct, reflecting the region's historical connection to the former railway line.
The large-scale metal installations set against the backdrop of the tall native gum trees.
Bring insect repellent as the wooded areas in the Perth Hills can be prone to mosquitoes.
Check the local Mundaring community calendar, as the park is often booked for seasonal markets or festivals.
Combine your visit with a walk along the nearby Railway Reserves Heritage Trail.
Do not attempt to climb or sit on sculptures, as many are fragile or balance-sensitive.
Maintain distance from sculptures to avoid damage and adhere to 'leave no trace' principles.
