Retreats, Nature & Experiences City Beach
Over 15km of bush trails and ten lookouts on the highest natural ground along this stretch of coast.
Photos via Google — Bold Park, Tammy Boulton, PP
The climb from the car park to the Reabold Hill platform is about 200 metres, unpaved in places, and turns to face the ocean at the top — which is the reason to time it for the last hour of light.
you want to turn up without booking anything, and you would rather not pay for a first try.
The experience
Also offered: Bush walking trails, Reabold Hill lookout, Sunset viewing, Coastal and city views
Gathered from public sources such as the practice’s website and Google listing, and checked by hand when it was listed. Check current session details with the practice before you go.
Opening hours
Today: Open 24 hours
Hours via Google, last fetched 30 September 2026 — worth a check before a special trip.
A quick feel for the room, based on how Guided nature & hiking sessions usually run.
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4.7 out of 5 from 449 reviews on Google
One of the best parks for family, individuals and commuters to stop by and enjoy nature in a wilderness of open grass under the tree shades. Lots of facilities such as children's play space, ample parking space, toilets, walking trails and so on. Its nearly and well kept
Great walks, easy hikes. Bold Park is the grand sister park to Perry Lakes Reserve. Only separated by Perry Lakes Drive, both have easy accessibility to each other. Bold park is a series of walking trails around hills and valleys, at the bottom of the near the car parks on Perry Lakes Drive, there is access to several toilets near playgrounds (look for the buildings near playground), and picnic areas within the reserve. Within Bold Park itself, there are several benches and lookouts. Many areas of the park feature a spectacular and impressive view of the Perth CBD in the distance, as well as the ocean on the opposite side. A few areas with views are accessible from other entrances and car parks. Dogs are meant to be kept on leashes at all times and it is wise to stay on the path. At every intersection, there is clear path signage which makes the journey easy to meander along and enjoy at your own pace. This park is definitely a hidden gem if you’re not a local. Highly recommend walking in winter and into the spring season as everything is beautifully green and refreshing.
Enjoy Bold Park during the Aboriginal season of Makuru. Stunning Banksias at this time of year.
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Perry Lakes Drive, City Beach WA 6015.
Bush walking trails, Reabold Hill lookout, Sunset viewing, Coastal and city views.
Free or by donation, as listed by the practice.
Retreats, Nature & Experiences
Retreats, Nature & Experiences
Retreats, Nature & Experiences
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