Viridis Park, Yanchep

Located in the growing coastal suburb of Yanchep, around 47 minutes north of Perth, Viridis Park is a small, rope-focused playground that’s best suited for older kids who love to climb, swing, and test their balance. It’s not a main attraction on its own, but it makes a fun stop during a day out in Yanchep, especially for families doing a bike loop or casual drive through the area.

Set right against a quiet residential street, the park is still road-adjacent, so keep an eye on younger children. The good news is, it has its own small designated parking area, making access simple and stress-free. There are no bathrooms, no shade structures, and no picnic tables, so plan ahead and don’t expect to linger long.

The play area is compact but packs in a handful of solid features:

• Rope climbing structures, including walls and rope obstacle elements

• A basket swing, always a favourite for both solo or group swinging

• A rock climbing wall to challenge more adventurous kids

• A spinner for dizzy fun
• A spring seesaw

• A slide attached to the climbing structure

This park is best for older kids who love to move, climb, and swing. Younger children may find it a bit limited without traditional toddler features or sand play options.

Viridis Park is a short bike ride or walk from Seaside Park, so it can be part of a playground-hopping route if you’re exploring Yanchep with energetic kids. It’s not flashy or large, but if your child is into ropes, climbing, and a quick challenge, it’s a great little stop.

Don’t forget hats, sunscreen, and water, as there’s no shade—just a sunny stretch of fun waiting to be tackled.