45 Ideas for Father’s Day in Perth

Father’s Day in Perth is a special occasion for the whole family to enjoy.  If you’re stuck for ideas of how to spend the day with your Dad, Husband or Pop, we’ve done the hard work for you! Here are 50 fantastic ideas for Father’s Day Perth including places to eat, places to go and things to buy. Be sure to spoil the very special men in your family’s life this year.

Eating Out this Father’s Day in Perth

1. Treat Dad to “Dad’s Backyard – Beef & Brews” at Bailey Brewing Co. in the Swan Valley! Watch chefs carve meats fresh off the spit while sampling free brewery tastings, and the kids enjoy face painting, craft stations and a cuddly animal farm, all with a live DJ and valley views. Two sessions (11am-2pm or 3pm-6pm): Family Backyard Pack for 2 adults + 2 kids $159, single adult $55, child $35, under 4s free. BYO picnic rug and low chairs. Sunday 6th September 2026 – bookings essential through Humanitix. Read the Buggybuddys review here.

2. Celebrate Father’s Day with a fun-filled day at The Claremont Hotel where the whole family can enjoy giant lawn games in the Courtyard until 5pm — think quoits, giant jenga, connect four and cornholes! Dad will definitely appreciate the steak sanga specials made for both big and little legends, plus every dad receives a complimentary engraved glass, customised on the spot by their engravist from 12pm-5pm. Looking for something more refined? Indulge in a 3-course set menu in the Bay Lounge for $79 per person (bookings 11am-2pm and 4.30pm-7.30pm), with a kids’ menu for the little ones. Don’t miss the “dress as your dad” competition, where the kids could win a fresh pair of New Balance sneakers for the old man! With its relaxed atmosphere it’s the ideal spot for a casual Father’s Day celebration that combines great food, family fun, and plenty of laughs. Make sure to reserve your table for this special day — it’s sure to fill up fast! Event is on Sunday 6th September, more details here.

3. Celebrate Father’s Day at The Boab Tavern in High Wycombe, where Dad can enjoy a relaxed meal while the kids are happily entertained in the fully enclosed undercover Playground that’s in full view of the dining area. Dad will love the hearty pub classics like the melt-in-your-mouth beef cheeks and crispy pork belly, while the kids tuck into their generous meals from the extensive kids’ menu – complete with a complimentary tub of vanilla ice cream! The spacious bistro easily accommodates prams and highchairs, and if you visit on a Sunday afternoon, the little ones are in for an extra treat with free kids’ entertainment and face painting. With its welcoming, casual atmosphere it’s the perfect spot for a stress-free Father’s Day celebration where Dad can actually relax and enjoy his meal. Bookings are essential as this popular local fills up quickly! Read the Buggybuddys review.

4. Celebrate Father’s Day at BrewDog Perth where Dad can enjoy $13 pints of Maverick all day long in their vibrant West Perth venue. The whole family will love the live music kicking off from 1.30pm, while the kids stay entertained with dedicated children’s entertainment from 12pm. There are epic giveaways every hour from 1-4pm too — think a Pass voucher, Dad’s round, a merch pack, and a branded esky filled with BrewDog beers! For something extra special, treat Dad to the ultimate Bottomless Beer Brunch: two hours of headliner tap beers, house wines and hibiscus spritzes alongside an epic share plate of fried chicken, onion rings, tacos, fries and more, all for just $69pp. With their family-friendly atmosphere and great beer selection, it’s the perfect spot to give Dad the celebration he deserves. Bookings are essential, so make sure to secure your table for Sunday 6th September. Read the Buggybuddys review. 

5. Treat Dad to an elegant Father’s Day celebration at The Alcove Restaurant at Joondalup Resort, where contemporary dining meets that excellent hotel service that’s often hard to find. Dad will love the sophisticated atmosphere with lush indoor plants, warm timbers and stunning floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the lagoon pool, while indulging in premium dishes like the perfectly marbled Japanese Wagyu beef Denver steak or fresh Kimberley Barramundi. The kids will be happily occupied with colouring sheets and can enjoy quality meals like house-made meatballs with spaghetti or fresh fish and chips, while everyone saves room for the incredible desserts – especially the warm chocolate brownie that’s been declared “the best EVER!” Read the Buggybuddys review. 

6. Challenge Dad to the perfect Father’s Day combination at Leapfrogs Restaurant in the beautiful Wanneroo Botanic Gardens where he can fuel up on hearty dishes like the meat lover’s “Carnivore” pizza loaded with prosciutto, pepperoni, ham, bacon and chorizo, or the satisfying Fish and Chips with a generous garden salad. After lunch, the competitive fun begins with not one but two mini golf courses to choose from – including the unique Billiard Golf course that’s slightly different to regular mini golf! The kids will love exploring the garden pathways and can enjoy classics from the kids’ menu like cheeseburgers or pasta, while Dad works off his meal with a friendly family golf competition. Read the Buggybuddys review. 

7. Treat Dad to lunch or dinner at his favourite new local this Father’s Day at The Brabham Hotel, where cold pints and pub classics are on the menu, including their delicious Sunday roast (available until sold out, so get in early!). The kids will be kept busy with free face painting and activities from 12pm-3pm, while the whole family enjoys live music from 3pm-5pm. Best of all, every dad who books a table goes into the draw to win the Ultimate Dad Hamper! Book your table for Sunday 6th September to make sure you don’t miss out. Read the Buggybuddys review

8. Head out to Lavender Estate, Carabooda for a relaxed Father’s Day just 40 minutes north of Perth. WA’s largest lavender farm spans 26 acres, with a café serving lavender scones, ice cream and woodfired pizzas, wide-open lawns for a picnic, and a shaded Playground with slides, climbing ropes and a wobbling bridge for the kids. Browse the on-site gift shop for lavender goodies on your way out. Read the Buggybuddys review.

9. Head out to Landing 7 in Chittering for a Father’s Day out that’s well worth the 45-minute drive from Perth! Dad will love the spacious outdoor dining area shaded by mature trees, with a menu offering something for everyone – think reef and beef, nachos, pizza, and a generous kids’ menu with chicken nuggets and chips. While the food is cooking, the kids will be begging to explore the incredible Playground, complete with a climb-inside aeroplane, a huge climbing frame with tunnel slide, flying fox, balancing logs, swings, an undercover sand pit and a nest swing – enough to keep them entertained for hours. It’s dog friendly too, so the whole family (furry members included) can enjoy this beautiful country setting together. Read the Buggybuddys review.

10. Give Dad a beer-loving beachside treat this Father’s Day at Long Point Brewing Co. in Port Kennedy, a brand-new craft brewery right on the Kennedy Bay foreshore. Sip beer brewed on site from the Beach Bar, Taproom or upstairs Sunset Lounge with ocean views, tuck into flame-grilled food and pizza, and let the kids loose on the Playground next door with its tube slides, climbing frames and swings. Dogs welcome too! Read the Buggybuddys review

Things To Do this Father’s Day in Perth

11. The stunning Lake Leschenaultia is not only fun-filled – it’s FREE! There’s so many ways you can spend a day at the lake – a casual bike ride, hitting the dedicated mountain bike trails, enjoying a picnic or BBQ, canoeing or taking a walk around the lake. You can even camp there. The coffee kiosk is open weekends only.  Read the Buggybuddys review here.

12 Give Dad a zoo-per day out this Father’s Day at Perth Zoo where all dads receive completely FREE entry on Sunday 6 September! The whole family will love celebrating how otter-ly awesome Dad is as you explore incredible animal exhibits and watch feeding sessions together. Dad simply needs to head to the main entrance for his complimentary ticket – no booking required! With amazing animals, beautiful parkland settings, and plenty of cafes and picnic spots, it’s the perfect way to show Dad just how wild you are about him! 

13. A fun and FREE idea is to chuck the scooters or bikes in the back of the car and head to the coast or the city for a bike ride. The cycle paths along the Swan River or the ocean are very popular, and there are plenty of cafes and playgrounds along the way to stop. See our guide to cycle paths in Perth. 

14. Is your Dad car-obsessed? This Father’s Day take him along to see the Fords Vs Holdens, motorbikes and even Daniel Ricciardo’s race winning F1 car at the Motor Museum of WA, at Whiteman Park. You can also tag on a visit to the village playgrounds or the other museums there, and have a ride on the Bennett Brook Railway. You can really make a full day out of it for Dad! Read the Buggybuddys review here.

15. Take Dad exploring with OceanXperience at WA Museum Boola Bardip, an immersive, hands-on exhibition (running until 11 October 2026) that puts the whole family behind the scenes of real ocean research aboard the OceanXplorer ship. Kids get RFID wristbands to choose a mission – Humpback Whale, Orca or Hammerhead Shark – then pilot simulated drones, tag animals, explore The Bridge’s controls, and check out holographic displays in the Wet and Dry Labs.  Read the Buggybuddys review

16. Challenge Dad to the ultimate interactive gaming experience this Father’s Day at Cubetown in Rivervale! Dad and the kids (6+) can team up or compete head-to-head across 5 thrilling themed arenas including shooting balls into colour-changing baskets, climbing LED-lit targets, and playing “Floor is Lava” with glowing tiles. It’s quite the workout that tests quick thinking, stamina and agility while bringing the family together for loads of laughs and friendly competition. With one hour of playtime and free parking, it’s the perfect active Father’s Day adventure – bookings essential! Read the Buggybuddys review

17. A couple of hours climbing in a Treetops Adventure is so much fun! Treetops Adventure Yanchep has 7 challenging courses ranging from 2m low easy courses for your mini adventurers, all the way to 10m high for the adrenaline junkies! Read the Buggybuddys review.

18. Treat Dad to a sweet Father’s Day adventure at Bullsbrook Strawberry Farm where the whole family can pick juicy, sun-ripened strawberries straight from the fields! At just $15 per tray (around 4.5kg) plus $2 entry per person, up to five people can share one tray with unlimited berry tasting while you pick. Located at 263 Old West Road, Bullsbrook, it’s open daily 9am-5pm with no bookings required and all picking areas now under cover. Expect happy, strawberry-stained faces and the sweetest berries you’ve ever tasted – so much better than supermarket fruit! Read the Buggybuddys review. 

19. Take Dad flying! At ifly you can go skydiving without having to jump out of a perfectly good plane. Indoor skydiving is a unique and adrenaline-filled sport in a wind tunnel that improves confidence, coordination and body awareness while having heaps of fun! You can join in if you’re 3 or 103, so Grandad may enjoy it too!  Read the Buggybuddys review here.

20. Surprise Dad with trip down memory lane this Father’s Day! The Nostalgia Box is Australia’s 1st interactive Video Game Console Museum, located in Northbridge.  Read the Buggybuddys review here.

21. Tell Dad to get his skates on and head to Cockburn Ice Arena! Skating around the Olympic sized ice skating rink is cool family fun. Read the Buggybuddys review here.

22. Take Dad to Dave & Buster’s in Clarkson for the ultimate combo of great food, cold drinks, arcade games and live sport on the biggest screen in Perth’s northern corridor! Load up a Play Card and hit 75+ arcade games, tuck into American comfort food made with WA ingredients, and catch the footy with food and drinks delivered right to your seat.  Read the Buggybuddys review.

23. If your Dad is an aviation fan then pack a family picnic and spend the morning plane and helicopter spotting at Jandakot Airport. Or take the family to view planes landing and taking off at Perth Airport Viewing Platform. Check online for the airport’s busy peak time.

24. If your Dad has green fingers then maybe he would appreciate a visit to Araluen Botanical Park where the Annual Tulip Festival is now in bloom. It’s a wonderful spot for a special Father’s Day picnic or family get together too.

25. Challenge Dad to a game of Mini Golf! It’s great fun for the whole family. Check out the best Mini Golf Courses to play in Perth & surrounds.

26. Take Dad along to visit the fascinating Perth Mint!  Feast your eyes on the world’s biggest gold coin. Join a guided tour and see the Gold Exhibition – watch molten gold being poured and much more! 

27. Optus Stadium is a brilliant place to take sports-mad Dads! Take a tour behind the scenes and peek into the changerooms or adventurous Dads may like one of their breathtaking rooftop tours! See more in our review. 

28. Visit the Aviation Heritage Museum of WA, home of over 30 civilian and military aircraft located in Bullcreek. If you want to give Dad a special treat you could book him onto the tour of a Lancaster Bomber.  Must be booked in advance.

29. Visit Yanchep National Park for some Koala and Kangaroo spotting. Explore the caves. You can pack a special Father’s Day picnic or enjoy lunch and indulge in some chocolate at The Chocolate Drops Tea Rooms. 

30. Visit the WA Maritime Museum in Fremantle to explore WA’s fascinating history with the sea.

31. Take a different course across the Matagarup Bridge! There are fun walking tours, as well as the thrilling Zipline! Read all about it here.

32. A visit to the Aquarium (AQWA) is always fun for the family. Walk through the underwater tunnel and watch sharks and rays swim above you. Touch starfish and other creatures in the touch pools, and much more. Afterwards, you can have lunch at one of the many eateries in Hillarys Boat Harbour. Read the Buggybuddys Review

33. Enjoy a picnic at Kings Park with stunning views of the city and walk along the tree top walk. Or let the kids have a big play on one of the huge playgrounds and grab a bite to eat at a café.

34. Lock dad in an Escape Room! An Escape Room challenge is a whole heap of family fun! At Escape This, there are loads of different escape room challenges to choose from (our favourite has to be the pirate room). Perfect for older children, themed escape rooms come with a scenario and many brain teasing games to complete in order to unlock the door. Read more about it in the Buggybuddys review.

35. Challenge your Dad to a fun session of ten pin bowling at Zone Bowling in Joondalup. Read more about it in the Buggybuddys review.

36. Pay a visit to Mundaring Weir! Walk the dam, visit the lookout and then head to the Mundaring Weir Hotel afterwards for lunch. They have a playground for the kids and serve up pub grub for the whole family.

37. Caversham Wildlife Park is a fabulous place to get up close to Kangaroos and other Aussie animals and birds. They have animal encounters and farm shows, so you can time your visit to include these.

38. Spend a morning in the Perth Hills. Foodie Dads will love the Sunday Kalamunda Farmers Market and great cafes, or why not take an easy bushwalk to Lesmurdie Falls! Read the Buggybuddys Review here

39. Choo choo-se the Western Australian Rail Transport Museum as a fun spot to take Dad! Filled with many steam locomotives and diesel engines, there’s plenty to explore. Many of the trains and carriages are able to be walked through – including the very special royal carriage! Read more in the Buggybuddys review.

40. Take Dad back in time at Bennett Brook Railway, Whiteman Park – a volunteer-run heritage railway offering a ~30-minute vintage train ride through banksia woodland, with kangaroos, wallabies and quirky trackside scarecrows to spot along the way. Admission generally includes unlimited rides for the day, with steam locomotives running weekends and school holidays between mid-May and mid-September. Read the Buggybuddys review.

41. The Cuddly Animal Farm in the Swan Valley makes a fun and educational outing. See various farm animals in their environment, such as ponies, geese, goats, pigs and donkeys plus enjoy a fun tractor ride.

42. Explore the Swan View Tunnel at John Forrest National Park! It’s a fascinating spot and if you fancy a long-ish 5kms bushwalk you can incorporate the beautiful National Park Falls too. Read the Buggybuddys review. 

43. Visit a playground you have never been to before – from pirate ships to volcanoes, race tracks and nature play, Perth has it all. Take a BBQ or picnic along to enjoy with Dad. Check out the huge Buggybuddys list for ideas north and south of the river.

44. Does your dad LOVE fishing? Throw in a line to the ocean or Swan River! See our guide to fishing spots in Perth here. 

45. Create an “I love Dad” mug that he will treasure forever at The Pottery Playroom in Joondalup. Bookings are advisable.

HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!

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