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Jacaranda Springs Estate

Wed, 21 Mar 2018 20:04:58 +0000

Jacaranda Springs Estate park consists of grassed areas separated by beautiful gardens and water features. There is a landscaped creek running through. The very popular Emdelu’s Patisserie is located one corner of the park. The street lights provide light at night time.

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Hale Road Easement

Tue, 20 Mar 2018 23:52:30 +0000

The Hale Road Easement is an overgrown piece of bush, parts of which have been cleared and two sets of BMX jumping mounds have been constructed by the Shire of Kalamunda. Coffee is available a short walk away at the Forrestfield Forum.

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Kostera Cricket Oval

Tue, 20 Mar 2018 23:20:07 +0000

Kostera Oval is utilised by sporting clubs and schools for various activities. It is one of the Shire of Kalamunda’s major recreational grounds. The Oval backs onto Kalamunda Senior High School. It is used by the Kalamunda Cricket Club and the annual Agricultural Show is also held here. The Lapidary Club also has its rooms in a building located on the Recreation Road side. The playground is semi fenced. The grounds are managed by the Shire of Kalamunda and are available for hire (phone: 9359 1700). There is adequate parking and the Reserve is accessible by bus. The Kalamunda town centre is located within easy walking distance. Hedley Jorgensen Oval backs onto Kostera Oval.

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Bill Shaw Reserve

Tue, 20 Mar 2018 21:36:14 +0000

Bill Shaw Reserve is comprised of a large area of bushland with two large cleared areas of grass. There is an unfenced playground with a garden seat. There are good quality concrete paths connecting the three roads bounding the park. Walliston Deli is located just across the road.

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Kalamunda National Park

Tue, 20 Mar 2018 21:07:08 +0000

Kalamunda National Park is 375 hectares of native bush and is well known for its diversity of native plants and birdlife. There are also plenty of native animals including kangaroos, bandicoots and echidnas. Plant species include jarrah, marri, wandoo and butter gum. The best time to visit the Park is August – November (late winter / Springtime) when the plants of the understorey flower profusely. Kalamunda National Park is home to some extremely rare plant species which exist nowhere else. Visitors can access the Kalamunda National Park at Spring, Fern or Schipp Roads, where they will find car park areas. From these points the walk trails through the park are accessible. The other access option is to enter through either Beelu National Park or Jorgensen Reserve. Beelu National Park is to the north, and is where walkers will find the northern entrance to the bridle track which crosses the park. Kalamunda National Park is also where the famous Bibbulmun Track starts (the Northern Terminus is located on the roundabout at the start of Mundaring Weir Road), and then winds 1,000 kilometres south to Albany. The Bibbulmun Track is rated as one of Australia’s best hiking trails. Piesse Brook flows through the park before joining the Helena River, making the park and important catchment area for both the Helena and the Swan River. Piesse Brook Walk Trail, also within Kalamunda National Park is a very picturesque and popular walk.

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Kalamunda Circuit

Tue, 20 Mar 2018 00:01:22 +0000

The Kalamunda circuit is 22 kilometre single track trail which forms a mountain biking loop around Paulls Valley and Hacketts Gully. Based on the International Mountain Bike Association’s grading for trail difficulty, the trail is a blue square trail with black diamond technical trail features. The trail is designed for intermediate to advanced XC riding with log rides, log roll over’s, jumps, rock gardens, ladders, drop offs and lots of single track riding. There can be unavoidable obstacles up to 400mm high. All obstacles bigger than the blue rating will have B lines such as jumps and black diamond technical trail features. Although nominally a dual direction trail, most riders seem to agree that it is better ridden in a clockwise direction. None of the climbs are too steep or arduous and there are lots of fun swoopy bermed downhills. The trail is fully signposted. The Kalamunda Circuit is the result of a community project that is a partnership between the Department of Environment and Conservation (now known as the Department of Parks and Wildlife), Lotterywest, the Department of Sport and Recreation, the West Australian Mountain Bike Association and the mountain bike community. The partnership has resulted in a 22 kilometre mountain bike trail that is sustainable, low maintenance and has a low environmental impact. There are car parks on Mundaring Weir Road (at the western end) and at The Dell (at the eastern end). Alternatively a popular place to park is the Calamunnda Camel Farm on Paulls Valley Road, who welcome mountain bikers. The Kalamunda Circuit also connects with the Munda Biddi Trail.
Facilities available at the Calamunnda Camel Farm and The Dell.

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Kalamunda Town Square

Mon, 19 Mar 2018 22:43:11 +0000

Between Barber Street and Central Mall, Kalamunda, 6076
The square is on three levels interconnected by smooth paved pathways, suitable for wheelchairs. At the upper end is the Kalamunda KADS theatre which was originally built as the first Anglican Church in Kalamunda, and was used as the Ambulance Hall for many years.
Every Saturday there is a local market held in the square. The small Community Hall can be hired for functions.

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