Aviator Boulevard, Somerly, Clarkson

Tucked within Somerly in Clarkson, Drimmie Park is a compact suburban Playground that packs in plenty of adventure for local families. Set along Aviator Boulevard, this bright and playful park is perfect for a quick after-school run-around or a weekend play stop when you don’t want to travel far from home.

Drimmie Park, Clarkson

The hero of Drimmie Park is the striking bright red World War II–style Catalina seaplane structure. Kids will love clambering up the soft-fall hill to reach the plane, tackling the climbing nets and whooshing back down the huge tunnel slide. The design invites loads of imaginative play – think piloting daring missions, loading “cargo” and exploring the skies – and is a real standout feature compared to your typical suburban Playground.

Drimmie Park, Clarkson

Around the plane, a collection of cargo boxes continues the imaginative theme and gives kids extra levels to jump on, balance across and incorporate into their games. The whole area is set in deep sand, so it’s ideal for little ones who love to dig, build and bury treasure. Don’t forget the buckets, spades and trucks – and be prepared to empty a fair bit of sand out of shoes before heading home.

Drimmie Park, Clarkson

For more traditional play, there’s a swing set with both a toddler seat and a standard flat swing, making it suitable for siblings of different ages.

Drimmie Park, Clarkson

The Playground also includes simple nature play elements such as balancing logs and pods, offering a chance for kids to practise their coordination, balance and confidence on low-risk obstacles.

Parents and older children aren’t forgotten either. Drimmie Park includes a small selection of outdoor exercise equipment, ideal for a quick workout while the kids play or for teens who want to add a bit of fitness into their time at the park. It’s a nice touch that encourages the whole family to be active together.

Drimmie Park, Clarkson

Shaded picnic shelters are dotted through the park, providing a comfortable spot to sit and supervise or enjoy a snack. It’s worth noting that there are currently no BBQ facilities and no public toilets on site, so it’s best suited to shorter visits rather than long day trips. Limited street parking is available along Aviator Boulevard; on busier days you may need to park a little further away and walk in.

Drimmie Park, Clarkson

Overall, Drimmie Park is a great little local gem for families in Clarkson and nearby suburbs. With its eye-catching seaplane, sand play, swings, nature play features and nearby fitness equipment, it offers plenty of fun in a small footprint. If you’re looking for a fresh Playground to explore in Perth’s northern suburbs, Drimmie Park is well worth a visit.