Koorlangka Waabiny Park

Formerly Imber Turn Park, this space has been redeveloped and named Koorlangka Waabiny Park, Noongar language for children playing.

The park includes a central storytelling space, a basketball half court hand-painted with Aboriginal designs, meandering paths, playground, water fountain, seating and accessible barbecue area.

Endemic plants were selected for the park's landscaping, including wetland species, wildflowers and editble 'bush tucker' plants.

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Koorlangka Waabiny Park, Langford 6147 View Map

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Features

Available for hire
Barbecue
Drinking Fountain
Footpath Circuit
Playground
Play Surfaces - Basketball
Seating

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Formerly Imber Turn Park, this space has been redeveloped and named Koorlangka Waabiny Park, Noongar language for children playing.

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