A local green open space which can be used for informal ball games or quiet contemplation and reflection.
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14 Kelton Way, Thornlie 6108 View Map
14 Kelton Way , Thornlie 6108
This neighbourhood reserve, slightly over three acres and located opposite Thornlie High School, provides a scenic green space.
This neighbourhood reserve located between Barson Court, Constantine Court and Malone Street includes a large playground with swings, a slide, monkey bars and other equipment for all ages of children to play.
This linear neighbourhood reserve provides excellent pedestrian connectivity between Towncentre Drive and the Forest Lakes Shopping Centre.
This neighbourhood reserve along Expedition Drive includes a large circular lake which is home to many water birds.
A neighbourhood reserve slightly under seven hectares divided into three sections over Forest Lakes Drive and Forest Crescent with a variety of recreational opportunities.
This neighbourhood park undertook redevelopment works which were completed June 2020. These works have increased the usability of the reserve, providing a great place for families to enjoy the outdoors.
This local reserve provides scenic connectivity between Grainger Way and Shillington Way.
This neighbourhood reserve of just over 2.5 acres includes play equipment with shade sails and a basketball ring for children's play.
A small local park that provides scenic access between Grundy Way and Jason Court.
A small local park that provides scenic connectivity between Yale Road and Hargrave Drive.
This neighbourhood park is located next to the Homestead Park Centre (formerly known as Thornlie Community Centre).
The Hume Road Wildlife Reserve is a three hectare window into Thornlie's past.
This neighbourhood reserve adjacent to Garden Street is slightly larger than 3 hectares with an artificial water body that is home to many water birds.
This neighbourhood reserve slightly over a hectare consists of generous open grassed areas for recreational opportunities including informal ball games.
This neighbourhood reserve is almost 2 hectares in size and provides opportunities for a range of recreational experiences.
This neighbourhood reserve of just under five acres provides a variety of recreation opportunities.
This neighbourhood reserve is in excess of 1.5 hectares and provides scenic access from all surrounding streets.
Close to Thornlie Bowling Club and Leisure World, this park is home to the Thornlie Tennis Club.
This district reserve is home to Baseball WA. Two large ovals accommodate baseball, softball, AFL and gaelic football. The 5.9 hectares contains the Tom Bateman Reserve Bushland and Wetlands.
This district reserve located in the heart of Thornlie consists of three large sporting fields which accommodates soccer, cricket and AFL with a smaller grassed area with cricket nets for practice.
A small neighbourhood reserve providing excellent connectivity between Wicklow Street and Cranwell Street.