Kings Park and Botanic Garden overlooks the Swan River and Darling Range in Western Australia, showcasing 319 native plant species and habitat for 80 bird species. It is a popular place for picnics, walks, and events, with two-thirds natural bushland and the remainder superbly cultivated gardens and open spaces. The Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority manages Kings Park to conserve native biodiversity and cultural heritage while providing diverse activities for visitors.

1. Kings Park
Kings Park and Botanic Garden overlooks the Swan River and Darling Range
and showcases an outstanding collection of Western Australia flora. It is a
popular place for picnics, pleasant walks, cultural and ceremonial events.
Nearly two thirds of the Park is natural bushland containing 319 species
of native plants and around 80 bird species. The balance of the Park is made
up of superbly cultivated gardens and open recreational areas.
For Western Australians and for the many interstate and international visitors,
Kings Park and Botanic Garden is a place of inspiration, relaxation, recreation
and wonder. The Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority manages Kings Park
and Botanic Garden in accordance with the Kings Park and Botanic Garden
Management Plan, to ensure the conservation of native biological diversity and
cultural heritage icons, while providing for the diverse range of visitor interests.