Best places: Things to dos in Roleystone, Australia

Lush green spaces & gardens with a variety of plants plus a manmade lake, miniature train & paths.

👍👍 Churchman Brook Dam and playground. The playground is new! Lovely refreshed grounds. New toilet block. Plenty of parking. A couple of bbqs. Plenty of bins. The playground is suitable from about 2 years onwards climbing-wise. However there are paths all around for prams/bikes/scooters. Also a lovely...

👍👍 the heartbeat of the armadale suburb and its environs. events and the annual armadale film and writers festivals are held. lush greens

👍👍 Birds are active but cleaners are not in this area😉

👍👍 Excellent always so good to come and check out the critters :)

👍👍 Roley Pools is accessible from an easy walking trail leading from a small car park off Soldiers road before the bridge to the left. The trail takes you along a creek/river bed and has lovely crossings which are easily negotiable for average fitness levels. Some beautiful impressive rock formations a...

👍👍 Lush green bushland with multiple clear walking trails - July 2021 after some rain. Not overly busy on a weekday. Lots to explore, also great just for exercise.

👍👍 This dam looked fantastic from the sky, looking forward to visit when I can. Built in 1940, Canning Dam is a major source of fresh water supply to the City of Perth in Western Australia. Construction of this dam has started in 1933 and was completed in 1940, it is built on the impoundment of the Can...

👍👍 Plenty of parking at the carpark off Albany highway. Slight incline on the walk up. Wide, clear main trail. Signs with maps of various walk trails. Slightly smaller, but still clear walk trails once further inside the park. On our first visit we even saw an echidna! Plenty of birdlife and wildflower...

👍👍 Friendly staff. There were very few attractions to go within walking distance but the staff definitely tried their best to help.

👍👍 One of Perth's hidden treasures.

👍👍 Large tennis courts, two half-sized basketball courts, two full sized footy fields either side of a car park which (easily) has 150+ parking spaces. Dog friendly and popular with walkers. Lots of shade from trees. Safe/clean children’s playground but it has woodchip ground cover though not sand......

👍 I take my dogs there and they love it. Wouldn't recommend going by yourself as somebody has been making creepy sculptures. Keep thinking I'll bump into some hills have eyes horror movie guy.

👍👍 There are various picnic areas around the dam. Down the bottom area and middle area access by Admiral Road. And the top of dam area access by Springfield Road. The bottom area does have what use to be a swimming area. I use to swim there about 20 years ago however it doesnt seem to be as maintained...

Dogs allowed