John Okey Davis Park

Adjoining the Gosnells river park, this neighbourhood reserve of over 11 hectares consists largely of grass open spaces which is ideal for this dog exercise area.

Play equipment under tall stands of native trees caters for children's play with a drinking fountain for yourself and your furry friend available.

A footpath takes you on a tranquil trail around the edge of the reserve and along the river and wetland.

The Wilkinson Homestead Museum is located at this reserve with parking bays available.

This reserve is named after John Okey Davis one of the original European settlers in the Gosnells area.

The hard work of many volunteers, coordinated by the City and the Armadale Gosnells Landcare Group has seen vast improvements to this park. The ongoing rehabilitation project has brough about a huge change with more than 54,000 trees, shrubs and sedges planted.

Location

John Okey Davis Park, Gosnells 6110 View Map

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Features

Accessible Parking Bays
Accessible toilets
Available for hire
Dogs Permitted - Off Lead
Drinking Fountain
Footpath Circuit
Lighting
Natural Area
Parking Bays
Play Equipment - Sand
Play Surfaces - Basketball
Seating
Shelter
Toilets
Waterways and Rivers

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Gosnells: Parks and reserves

Anaconda Drive Reserve

This neighbourhood reserve includes a centrally located playground for children's play which can be easily accessed from the surrounding streets.

Astley Street River Foreshore

The City and the Armadale Gosnells Landcare group commenced revegetation of the degraded river foreshore and floodplain of Djarlgarra (the Canning River) in a joint project with the Western Australian Planning Commission near Astley Street, Gosnells, in 2001.