Looking for somewhere your little shredders can roll, jump and burn off serious energy? Perth is packed with pump tracks where kids (and grown‑ups!) can practise their skills on bikes, scooters and skateboards. These looping circuits of rollers and banked turns are designed so riders can “pump” their way around the track with minimal pedalling, making them brilliant for building confidence, balance and coordination. From compact community tracks perfect for beginners to larger gravel circuits that feel like mini mountain bike parks, there’s a pump track to suit every family.
Ready to ride? Here are some of the best pump tracks around Perth to add to your adventure list.
Pump Tracks North & East of Perth
Lake Leschenaultia Pump Track, Chidlow
Located beside the much‑loved lakeside recreation area (with swimming, cafe and bush trails), the Lake Leschenaultia pump track is a brilliant way to introduce kids to off‑road riding. Once they’re feeling confident on the rollers and berms, you can venture onto the easy yellow MTB trail that loops through the bush.
Buggybuddys review: Lake Leschenaultia – Chidlow
Address: Lake Leschenaultia, Rosedale Road, Chidlow WA 6556
Honeycomb Park, Brabham
Famous for its bee‑themed Playground and bright yellow slide, Honeycomb Park also hides a gem for little riders – a large scooter trail and BMX‑style pump track. It’s ideal for kids who want to mix Playground fun with some laps on their bikes or scooters.
Buggybuddys review: Honeycomb Park Brabham
Address: Corner of Lakefield Drive & Pollen Street, Brabham WA 6055
Bayswater BMX and Mountain Bike Facility
Tucked under the Mooro‑Beeloo Bridge, this riverside facility mixes a junior pump track, a more challenging pump track and multiple MTB lines, including tech, flow and skills tracks with drops, rocks and jumps. It’s fully covered for all‑weather riding, close to toilets and BBQs at Claughton Reserve, and set by the river with artwork and a yarning circle adding extra interest between laps.
Buggybuddys review: Bayswater BMX and Mountain Bike Facility
Address: Bayswater BMX and Mountain Bike Facility, end of Katanning Street, Bayswater WA 6053
Britannia Reserve Pump Track, Leederville
Just minutes from the CBD, Britannia Reserve offers a 1.2km pump track and nature bike trail that’s perfect for energetic kids and teens. The flowing lines and natural setting make it a great place to practise riding skills without heading too far from the city.
Buggybuddys review: Britannia Reserve Pump Track, Leederville
Address: Britannia Reserve, Britannia Road, Leederville WA 6007
Lloyd Penn Park, Koongamia
Lloyd Penn Park’s compact pump track is ideal for younger riders or beginners who want to get the hang of rollers and banked turns before tackling a full‑sized track. With new play equipment and a half basketball court (with a netball ring), it’s an easy all‑rounder for families.
Buggybuddys review: Lloyd Penn Park, Koongamia
Address: 2 Lloyd Street, Koongamia WA 6056
Shepherds Bush Park, Kingsley
Best known for its mini traffic park, Shepherds Bush Park is also home to a colour‑coded pump and jump trail system with beginner, intermediate and advanced lines. Confident kids can progress onto bigger jumps and berms, while younger riders can stick to the easier loop – just keep an eye out for faster teens.
Buggybuddys review: Shepherds Bush Park, Kingsley
Address: Shepherds Bush Park, Barridale Drive, Kingsley WA 6026
Dianella BMX Track
At Dianella Regional Open Space, this BMX area offers two distinct experiences: a rough, adventure‑style compacted limestone section with rock climbs, balance beams and drop‑offs, and a smoother sealed track with ramps, jumps and rollovers that’s friendlier for younger kids. Shaded seating, a water fountain, nearby fitness equipment, toilets and BBQs make it easy to linger while kids burn off energy on bikes and scooters.
Buggybuddys review: Dianella BMX Track
Address: Dianella BMX Track, Dianella Regional Open Space (near Light Street & Alexander Drive), Dianella WA 6059
Aduro Park Mountain Bike Trail, Eglinton
Just 40 minutes north of Perth, Aduro Park in the Allara estate is a colourful, purpose‑built MTB Playground for kids, teens and adults. The 1.57‑hectare network includes clearly colour‑coded beginner, intermediate and advanced loops, so riders can pick a trail that matches their skills. Little ones aren’t left out – there’s a junior bike and scooter track with sealed “roads” and traffic signs, safely tucked away from the main action in a natural dip. With shaded picnic tables, a bike repair station, water fountain, mini soccer goal and plenty of street parking, it’s easy to settle in for a decent riding session.
Buggybuddys review: Aduro Park Mountain Bike Trail, Eglinton
Address: Aduro Park, Aduro Street, Eglinton WA 6034
Cottesloe Skate Park & Pump Track
Perched at John Black Dune Park just back from the beach, Cottesloe’s skate park pairs a concrete bowl and street plaza with a tar pump track. The bowl has different depths for a mix of abilities, while the looped pump track is ideal for scooters, bikes and skateboards. It’s an easy spot to combine a ride with a beach visit or coffee stop.
Buggybuddys review: Cottesloe Skate Park & Pump Track
Address: John Black Dune Park, 20 Napier Street, Cottesloe WA 6011
Pump Tracks South of Perth
Malabar Park BMX & Community Facility, Bibra Lake
Home to Cockburn BMX Club, Malabar Park is a UCI‑accredited BMX facility with a 5m start ramp, big berms, rollers and rhythm sections designed for serious racing, plus a smaller pump track the public can enjoy. There’s also a toddler‑friendly Playground, BBQs, seating, toilets and a new car park inside the gated compound, making it an easy spot for families with a mix of ages and abilities.
Buggybuddys review: Malabar Park BMX & Community Facility
Address: 5 Malabar Way, Bibra Lake WA 6163
Forster Park, Cloverdale
Forster Park’s pump track features some impressively large jumps and flowing lines that will keep keen BMX and MTB riders entertained. It’s a great spot for spectators too – you can easily watch from the side as the kids session the track.
Buggybuddys review: Forster Park, Cloverdale
Address: Corner Keane Street & Abernethy Road, Cloverdale WA 6105
John Dunn Challenge Park, Kelmscott
One of Perth’s most impressive bike parks, John Dunn Challenge Park has something for everyone – from trainer and mini tracks for learners to intermediate and advanced lines for experienced riders. Families can easily spend a few hours rotating between the different pump tracks and jump lines.
Buggybuddys review: John Dunn Challenge Park, Kelmscott
Address: John Dunn Memorial Park, Third Avenue, Kelmscott WA 6111
Maniana Park Pump Track, Queens Park
Next to the big fenced destination Playground at Maniana Park is a handy little pump track, plus a basketball hoop and a huge oval with soccer goals and cricket nets. Families can mix laps on the track with time in the toddler area, nature play and water play, then make use of BBQs, picnic tables, shade and nearby toilets for an easy half‑day outing.
Buggybuddys review: Maniana Park, Queens Park
Address: Maniana Park, corner Whitlock Road & Gibbs Street, Queens Park WA 6107
Radiata Park Pump Track, Aubin Grove
Radiata Park packs a lot into one neighbourhood spot, including a small beginner‑friendly pump track that’s ideal for kids building confidence on bikes and scooters. The park also has a simple skate area, a ninja‑warrior style obstacle course, a sand Playground with slides and climbing nets, plenty of open grass, BBQs, shaded seating, exercise equipment and drink fountains – though you’ll need to duck to nearby Harvest Lakes Shopping Centre for toilets.
Buggybuddys review: Radiata Park, Aubin Grove
Address: Radiata Park, Caribbean Turn, Aubin Grove WA 6164
One71 Pump Track and Playground, Baldivis
Designed with younger riders in mind, the One71 pump track has smaller humps and bowls than a typical skate park, making it less intimidating for beginners. With a Playground right alongside the track, it’s an easy win for siblings of different ages.
Buggybuddys review: One71 Pump Track and Playground, Baldivis
Address: 10 Fuchsia Road, Baldivis WA 6171
Allure North Park, Treeby
Set within the Calleya Estate, Allure North Park’s junior BMX pump track is a big hit with riders on bikes, scooters and skateboards. The track loops around a central play area, so families can spread out while still keeping an eye on the action.
Buggybuddys review: Allure North Park, Treeby
Address: Corner Clementine Boulevard & Sapphire Drive, Treeby WA 6164
Dixon Park, Hamilton Hill
Dixon Park, near Fremantle, combines a fun nature Playground with an upgraded BMX pump track. Bring the balls too – between the oval with footy posts and half basketball court, kids can easily switch between riding and ball games.
Buggybuddys review: Dixon Park, Hamilton Hill
Address: 132 Rockingham Road, Hamilton Hill WA 6163
Shipwreck Cove, Golden Bay
This standout coastal Playground features a huge shipwreck‑themed play structure, a scooter circuit and a generous pump track with multiple rollers and turns. With BBQs, shaded picnic tables, toilets and ample parking, it’s a fantastic place to settle in for a few hours.
Buggybuddys review: Shipwreck Cove, Golden Bay
Address: Marillana Drive, Golden Bay WA 6174
Madox Playground and Pumptrack, Forrestdale
Anything with wheels is welcome at Madox – scooters, bikes and even skateboards. A looping bike path with street signs and colourful crossings circles the play area, while the small bowl‑style pump track is perfect for kids building up the skills and confidence to tackle larger tracks in future.
Buggybuddys review: Madox Playground and Pumptrack, Forrestdale
Address: Corner Matison Street & Morlup Road, Forrestdale WA 6112
Apsley Park, Apsley Estate (Mandogalup)
In Mandogalup’s new Apsley Estate, Apsley Park is a great option for kids who love wheels but don’t always enjoy big, busy parks. The pump track is the centrepiece, giving children a dedicated space to practise their bike and scooter skills on a circuit of curves and dips. There’s also a skate area for older kids to work on tricks, a tennis practice wall and a grassed kickabout zone that’s perfect for soccer or cricket. Shaded BBQs and seating make it easy for parents to relax while still keeping an eye on the action.
Buggybuddys review: Apsley Park, Apsley Estate
Address: Apsley Park, Ovens View, Mandogalup WA 6167
Kent St Weir Pump Track, Wilson
The popular Kent St Weir precinct now includes a busy pump track built by specialist trail builders Common Ground. With two endless loops, rollers, berms, a jump line and clearly marked beginner, intermediate and advanced routes, it suits everyone from small kids on first bikes to advanced riders chasing speed and air. There’s seating and grass nearby for spectators, plus Canning River Cafe, bike paths and toilets a short walk away, making it an easy full‑day outing.
Buggybuddys review: Kent St Weir Pump Track
Address: Kent Street Weir, Kent Street, Wilson WA 6107
From compact beginner loops tucked into local parks to full‑blown challenge parks with tracks for every level, Perth’s pump tracks make it easy to get kids outside and active. Many of these spots offer much more than just riding – think Playgrounds, BBQs, courts and picnic areas – so you can turn a quick practice session into a full family outing. Throw the helmets and bikes in the car, pick a new track to explore and watch those skills (and smiles) grow with every lap.
For a slower pace of bike riding, see our cycle paths in Perth guide here.
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Jennie McNichol is on a mission to prove there is always something fun to do in Perth. After 11 years in London working in the television industry for the BBC, Jennie moved to Perth in 2010 and founded Buggybuddys to silence the “nothing to do” crowd. Fifteen years later, it is the city’s number one guide for families, packed with daily inspiration and a huge focus on free local activities.
As a mum of two daughters, Jennie has evolved the site right alongside her own family—growing from a toddler-focused resource into a guide that supports parents through every stage, from the early years through to the teens. A passionate advocate for the WA lifestyle, Jennie loves helping families discover the best playgrounds, hidden gems, and budget-friendly days out in the most family-friendly city in the world.
Hi Amanda, Well done on the list of pump tracks.
There is a new one in East Fremantle at Gourley Park corner Preston Point Road and Pier Street.. It is also included a new nature based playground.
There is a new pump track at Kent St Weir