A local green open space which can be used for informal ball games or quiet contemplation and reflection.
A gazebo and tall stands of mature trees provides valuable shade.
The reserve can be accessed from Turley Way or Wagtail Bend by the winding footpath.
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1 Wagtail Bend, Langford 6147 View Map
1 Wagtail Bend , Langford 6147
Hester Park encompasses almost 50 hectares of the Djarlgarra (Canning River) foreshore and floodplain in Langford, immediately upstream of the Nicholson Road bridge.
This park runs almost the entire length of the boundary line between Langford and Beckenham and along the Djarlgarra (Canning river) between Nicholson Road and Roe Highway.
Hester Park Pump Track is built to cater for skateboard, scooters and BMX. Suitable for all ages and experience levels!
A small local reserve with a round open space which fills up and becomes a lake after significant rainfall.
Formerly Imber Turn Park, this space has been redeveloped and named Koorlangka Waabiny Park, Noongar language for children playing.
This district reserve located adjacent to Roe Highway accommodates netball, softball and athletics.
A neighbourhood reserve located adjacent to St Judes Catholic Primary School.
This neighbourhood reserve located on the corner of Nicholson Road and Langford Avenue provides a range of recreational opportunities and can be accessed by the network of pathways.
The need for earth fill for the construction of Roe Highway, adjacent to the Tom Bateman Sports Complex, provided the opportunity to create an artificial wetland to improve the quality of stormwater leaving the Canning Vale Industrial Estate.
This neighbourhood park provides scenic access from all surrounding streets and is easily accessible from the network of pathways.