Featured walks this season
Discover Kings Park
Daily Guided WalksWander through our Botanic Garden with one of our enthusiastic and knowledgeable Guides. Discover some of Western Australia’s unique and diverse native flora. Be amazed by its beauty and its ability to survive in our harsh environments.
Seasonal Walks
Seasonal WalksOur Seasonal walks – Heart of the Park, Water Views and Wilderness and Wildflowers and Bushland are all finished for 2024 but will be on again in 2025. Why not join us on a Discover Kings Park walk.
Themed Walks
Themed WalksIn 2025 we will bring you many and varied Themed Walks. Follow Kings Park Guides on Eventbrite to be notified of upcoming walks.
Guided walks by request
Customised guided walks are available for community, workplace or tour groups (10 or more people) with specific requirements, such as preferred time or special interest.
Visitor information
Our friendly and knowledgeable Guides can help you plan a visit to Kings Park and the Western Australian Botanic Garden.
What’s new?
Guide’s plant of the month – The West Australian Christmas Tree
1 December 2024Guide Linley’s plant of the month for December In December, the West Australian Christmas…
Guides’ images feature in new Friends of Kings Park calendar
15 November 2024Kings Park Guides are amongst the many photographers inspired by the beauty of the…
Guide’s plant of the month – Trachymene coerulea
1 November 2024Visitors to Kings Park over the next few months are likely to be attracted…
Our gallery
Kambarang
SeasonsKambarang is known as the season of birth and wildflowers. It equates to October and November.
Birds
Birds and FaunaMany birds visit Kings Park at different times of the year attracted by the large expanses of parkland and natural bushland.
Themed walks
WalksSpecial themed walks are offered at certain times of the year to coincide with particular events or seasons.
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Learn about the Guides
Kings Park Volunteer Guides assist visitors by staffing the Visitor Information Centre and leading guided walks in the Botanic Garden and bushland of Kings Park.