Perth is packed with fun, family-friendly spots where kids can build confidence on two (or three!) wheels. From mini road systems complete with traffic lights and roundabouts, to epic pump tracks and bike Playgrounds, there are plenty of places where children can safely practise their bike skills and learn about road safety. Whether your little one is just starting out on a balance bike or your tween is ready to hit jumps and berms, these bike skills courses and parks offer something for every age and ability.
Bike Skills Parks – South of Perth
John Dunn Challenge Park, Kelmscott
John Dunn Challenge Park is a state-of-the-art bike park that’s perfect for families with kids of mixed ages and skills. There are multiple pump tracks catering for beginner through to advanced riders, jump tracks for thrill seekers, a skills loop, a bike safety track and even a dedicated bike Playground for younger riders. Families will appreciate the on-site toilets, shaded areas and bike repair kit, making it easy to spend a few hours here.
Read the Buggybuddys review of John Dunn Challenge Park, Kelmscott
John Dunn Memorial Park, Third Ave, Kelmscott WA 6111
The Avenue’s Traffic Park and Playground, Hilbert
The Avenue’s Traffic Park is a fantastic spot for scooter and bike-loving kids to learn basic road rules while they play. The custom track features mini roundabouts, speed bumps, stop signs, crosswalks and more, helping little riders understand how real roads work in a safe, car-free environment. There’s also a colourful double-decker bus play structure and Playground equipment, making it a great all-round destination for a family outing.
Read the Buggybuddys review of The Avenue’s Traffic Park and Playground
Corner of Hayfield Drive & Riverside Lane, Hilbert WA 6112
Madox Playground and Pumptrack, Forrestdale
Madox Playground in Forrestdale is ideal for younger or less confident riders, with a smaller bowl-style pump track that’s perfect for beginners. A looping concrete bike path winds around the Playground, complete with realistic street signs and zebra crossings so kids can practise safe riding and learn road awareness. There’s also a fun rope climbing frame and a handy bike repair station with tools, encouraging children to be more independent with their bikes.
Read the Buggybuddys review of Madox Playground and Pumptrack, Forrestdale
Madox Park, Madox Rd & Millstream Dr, Forrestdale WA 6112
Calista Bike Skills Track Playground
Calista Bike Skills Track Playground is like a mini suburb designed just for kids on wheels. The layout mimics real roads with roundabouts, speed bumps, traffic lights, stop signs and pedestrian crossings so little riders can practise giving way, stopping and looking out for “pedestrians”. There’s even a mini petrol/charging station and a bike repair station, plus it’s close to the popular Kwinana Adventure Playground and The Edge Skate Park, so you can easily make a big day of it.
Read the Buggybuddys review of Calista Bike Skills Track Playground
Calista Oval, 32 Walgreen Cres, Calista WA 6167
Harrisdale Skate and Scooter Park
Harrisdale Skate and Scooter Park is a great place for kids to step up their scooter or bike skills on a realistic, road-style track. The scooter loop includes road markings, traffic signs, pedestrian crossings and a pit stop area, helping children get familiar with road layouts while staying off actual roads. A small skate park offers extra challenges for more confident riders, and the surrounding parkland gives families space to relax, watch, and cheer the kids on.
Read the Buggybuddys review of Harrisdale Skate and Scooter Park, Harrisdale
Corner of Keane Rd & Oakbella Parade, Harrisdale WA 6112
Apsley Park, Mandogalup
Apsley Park in Perth’s southern suburbs, features a centrepiece pump track where children can practice their bike and scooter skills on a circuit of curves and dips. For older kids, there is also a skate park area to master new tricks, while a tennis wall and grassed kickabout area provide even more ways to stay active. It’s a well-rounded recreational space that caters to a variety of interests and skill levels.
Read the Buggybuddys review of Apsley Park, Apsley Estate
Apsley Estate, Mandogalup WA 6167
Hossack Park, Parkwood
Hossack Park is a fantastic spot for little riders, with a fresh asphalt bike track that feels like a mini city. Kids can zoom around roundabouts, give way and stop signs, and pedestrian crossings while practising road awareness in a safe space. Fun details like the petrol pump/charging station and mini blue beach café add loads of imaginative play, and there’s a modern Playground, sand and water play, half basketball court, big ovals, shade sails, toilets and BBQs to round out a family-friendly visit.
Read the Buggybuddys review of Hossack Park
Hossack Reserve, Hossack Ave, Parkwood WA 6147
Harrisdale Green Sensory Park
Harrisdale Green Sensory Park is a bright, toddler-friendly spot packed with interactive features and a small scooter track that’s ideal for little riders. Kids can loop around the mini track on bikes or scooters, then explore the sensory play wall, talking tubes, balancing logs, stepping stones, maze of colourful poles and a cute wooden play hut for pretend play. It’s a smaller, non-sand Playground best suited to younger children, with open grassed areas for running off extra energy; just note there’s no shade over the play equipment, BBQs or toilets on-site, so come prepared.
Read the Buggybuddys review of Harrisdale Green Sensory Park
Nobilis St, Harrisdale WA 6112
Bike Skills Parks – North of Perth
Riverlinks All Abilities Playground, Clarkson
Riverlinks All Abilities Playground is a fully fenced, inclusive “super park” that combines a brilliant traffic-style bike track with loads of play options for all ages and abilities. The dedicated bike and scooter area is set up like a mini road network, with crossings, roundabouts, street signs, a petrol station, play shop and even a car, giving kids a fun way to practise road safety skills. Around the park you’ll also find dual flying foxes (including an all-abilities seat), an accessible roundabout, pirate-ship toddler zone, nature play, sand and water play, and plenty of shaded seating and BBQs, making it easy to spend hours here. Read the Buggybuddys review of Riverlinks All Abilities Playground, Clarkson
Riverlinks Dr, Clarkson WA 6030
Alkimos Beach Bike Safety Course
The Alkimos Beach Bike Safety Course has been cleverly designed as a child-sized streetscape, perfect for teaching kids aged roughly 4–11 about both pedestrian and bike travel safety. Children can ride through realistic intersections, follow road signs and learn who has right of way, all in a low-stress, car-free setting. A handy tool collection is available for basic bike repairs, reinforcing bike care and maintenance skills as well.
Read the Buggybuddys review of Alkimos Beach Bike Safety Course
Leatherback Blvd near Hollington Blvd, Alkimos WA 6038
Millet Park, Innaloo
Millet Park in Innaloo features a brilliant junior bike skills track that doubles as a mini “town” for imaginative play. Kids can ride past street signs, over humps and around a roundabout, stopping at the pretend petrol station, mini hardware store and drive-up café as they go. It’s fantastic for building basic bike confidence and road awareness in a playful way, especially for preschoolers and early primary schoolers.
Read the Buggybuddys review of Millet Park, Innaloo
Millet Park, Sackville Tce, Innaloo WA 6018
MacDonald Park, Padbury
MacDonald Park in Padbury offers a fun scooter and bike track designed like a mini road network, complete with road signs, pedestrian crossings and parking bays. There’s also a small dirt track for kids who want to try a more off-road feel, plus a pretend fuel station and ice cream truck for lots of role-play. It’s a great all-round park for building confidence, working on balance and learning simple road rules in a relaxed environment.
Read the Buggybuddys review of MacDonald Park Padbury
MacDonald Park, Gibson Ave, Padbury WA 6025
Find MacDonald Park at 11 MacDonald Avenue, Padbury.
Shepherds Bush Park, Kingsley
Shepherds Bush Park is a top pick for families with both little learners and more advanced riders. Younger kids can explore the mini track with winding roads, road signs, pedestrian crossings, parking bays and a petrol pump for role-play driving and riding. Older children and teens can tackle the adjacent BMX/mountain bike track, which offers colour-coded runs for different skill levels, from beginner to advanced. It’s a one-stop destination to grow with your child’s confidence and ability.
Read the Buggybuddys review of Shepherds Bush Park Kingsley
Shepherds Bush Reserve, Shepherds Bush Dr, Kingsley WA 6026
Pitstop Playground, Banksia Grove
Pitstop Playground is a dream come true for little racers, featuring a dedicated racing track that twists and turns throughout the park. The track comes complete with a “Pitstop” area where kids can use blackboards to chalk up their names and race times, adding a fun competitive element to their ride. It’s a high-energy spot best suited for children aged four and up, with plenty of other adventurous play equipment like super-fast slides and a commando-style rope bridge to keep them busy between laps.
Read the Buggybuddys review of Pitstop Playground, Banksia Grove
Grandis Boulevard & Botanic Ave, Banksia Grove WA 6031
Hinckley Park, Hocking
Hinckley Park features a beautifully designed scooter and bike track that is a major highlight for local families. The track is a great size for younger riders and includes realistic road signs, pedestrian crossings, and even a mini fuel station for imaginative play. As kids navigate the course, they’ll ride past life-size animal statues, making the “drive” feel like a scenic adventure. With traditional play elements and a basketball court nearby, it’s a versatile park for a full morning of activity.
Read the Buggybuddys review of Hinckley Park, Hocking
Hinckley Pkwy, Hocking WA 6065
And something a little different…
Constable Care Road Safety Centre, Maylands
Constable Care Road Safety Centre (Safety School) is a unique educational venue where children can learn real road safety skills in a life-sized “road town”. The centre features an impressive bike track with intersections, crossings and signage, plus interactive technology including an augmented-reality safety quiz. School and group programs teach kids about being safe cyclists and pedestrians, making this a valuable experience for building lifelong road safety habits.
Read the Buggybuddys review of Constable Care Road Safety Centre
Alderbury Reserve (entry via), 48 Whatley Cres, Maylands WA 6051
https://www.constablecare.com.au
With so many fantastic bike skills courses and kid-friendly tracks across Perth, it’s easy to find a spot that matches your child’s age, confidence and interests. These parks and centres not only help kids become safer, more capable riders, they also turn learning into a fun family adventure. Pack the helmets, snacks and water bottles, and explore a new bike skills course together – you might just discover your family’s new favourite weekend hangout.
Wanting to up your bike skills? See our guide to BMX tracks in Perth here.
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