Tucked between Mulberry Way and Viridian Boulevard in Eglinton, about 38 minutes north of Perth, Viridian Park is a vibrant, family-friendly space that’s worth discovering. While the park is officially signed as Viridian Park, it shows up on maps as Mulberry Park — so keep that in mind when navigating there.
This elevated park offers partial ocean views and a glimpse of the iconic lighthouse from the nearby Amberton Beach Lighthouse Park. It’s an ideal spot for relaxed weekends, casual meet-ups, or energetic family catch-ups.
The playground is compact yet engaging. It features a rope climbing structure that leads up to a slide, an in-ground trampoline, a see-saw, a classic roundabout, and a swing set with four swings.
Natural stepping logs invite balance play, imaginative games, and challenge young kids’ coordination.
The grassy open space is perfect for ball games, frisbee, or setting up lawn games with the kids. The abundance of shaded picnic tables and benches makes it well-suited for birthday parties or extended family gatherings, and there are BBQ facilities available. However, note that there are no public toilets at the park — the nearest restrooms are at The Amberton Beach Bar and Restaurant a short drive or walk away.
There’s plenty of street parking available, and with no major roads running right next to the playground, it feels relatively peaceful and safe. Bring along a picnic, fire up the BBQ, or make a full day of it with a stroll down to the Amberton Beach precinct for food and beachside views.
All in all, Viridian Park is a hidden gem perfect for families looking for space to play, gather, and relax in a scenic coastal suburb.
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Place Categories: Playgrounds, Non Sand Based, and With Shade
