Stirk Park is a leafy public park in Kalamunda, a short walk from the town centre. Families can choose from several playgrounds, with swings, slides, towers and water play, while shady trees and grassy slopes make room for picnics and easy walks. There is also a giant chess set, picnic and barbecue facilities, and toilets. Come in autumn to see the deciduous trees turn yellow, orange and deep red. The park also hosts events such as the Forest Festival.
Play areas and picnic facilities
Play options range from swings and slides to towers, water features and imaginative, nature-based equipment. The different areas give children of various ages room to play. Picnic spots, barbecue facilities and toilets are also available in the park.
Autumn colour and events
Many of the park’s deciduous trees turn yellow, orange and deep red in autumn. The sloping lawns offer space for a picnic, while the giant chess set is an option for a more active stop. Stirk Park is also used for events, including the Forest Festival.
FAQ
Is Stirk Park close to Kalamunda town centre?
Yes. The park is a short walk from the town centre.
Can you book a shelter at Stirk Park?
Shelters can be booked for $11 per hour.
What can children do at Stirk Park?
Playgrounds include swings, slides, towers, water features and nature-based play options.
When is a good time to see the trees change colour?
Visit in autumn, when the deciduous trees turn yellow, orange and deep red.
