Lesmurdie Falls National Park (with baby)
How Baby-Friendly is Lesmurdie Falls National Park?
What makes it 57% Baby-Friendly: Prams reach the picnic zone and Brook Loop, but uneven trails, no baby-change table, no nursing room and no tap water make longer stays hard; parents should bring carrier and full supplies.
Positives:
- Free Facilities: No entry or parking fees make it budget-friendly.
- Pram Accessibility: The main picnic area and Brook Loop have sealed or compacted paths.
Challenges:
- No Water or Change Tables: Bring all drinking water and a portable change mat; no on-site refill or baby-change facilities.
- Limited Trail Access: Most lookout trails have uneven ground or steps and are not pram-friendly.
What is Lesmurdie Falls National Park?
- A protected bushland reserve in the Darling Range east of Perth
- A granite-lined gorge sculpted by Lesmurdie Brook culminating in a 50 metre waterfall amid rugged outcrops
- A mosaic of jarrah and marri forest supporting seasonal wildflower displays and panoramic views across the Swan Coastal Plain
What is so special about Lesmurdie Falls National Park for with baby?
- Free entry and parking make it easy on the budget.
- Level, shaded picnic area with toilets and pram access.
- Pram-friendly Brook Loop offers a gentle family walk by the brook.
- Strong waterfall flow after winter rains and spring wildflowers.
- Bring all water, food and baby supplies; no on-site refill or change table.
Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time for a picnic, a short pram-friendly walk and waterfall views without overtiring your baby.
Baby-Friendly Activities in Lesmurdie Falls National Park
Picnic at the Falls Road picnic area:
Level shaded tables with built-in shelters and nearby toilets.
Tip: Bring all food, water and a portable change mat since there is no water refill or baby-change table on site.
Lesmurdie Brook Loop:
1.5 km return gentle trail with universal-access surfacing and small bridges over the brook.
Tip: Use a sturdy pram or stroller and watch for occasional loose gravel; go slowly over the bridges.
How to Make the Most of Your Visit to Lesmurdie Falls National Park
- Arrive Early or Late: Beat the heat and crowds by visiting around sunrise or late afternoon.
- Use Shade: Set up under the picnic shelters during hot hours and keep baby covered.
Reviews of Lesmurdie Falls National Park
Roxanne Lau
My best day in perth. Lovely place. Went there at about 28°C but the wind made it alright. Lookout point is cool, Perth really is a very flat city. You can climb up to the side of the waterfall too. The lower car park is more accessible via bus.
Sherab Tenzin
One of the places in Perth recommended for short hiking with waterfalls and good sunset viewpoints. However, it seems I visited at a wrong time. The place was dry, and windy. The water has also shrunken and the fall wasn't as expected. It seems the winter is a recommended, when the season brings good rainfall and fresh green scenic views around it. The trail wasn't made well, uneven with pebble...
Mystery guest
Stunning! Worth the drive. Enjoyable path, views, park. Well maintained and cared for. Keep children close as there are steep hills, slippery trails, and sharp inclines near the paths. We suggest getting there early in the morning. 6-9am at least. Less people and easier parking.
Sharmaine Lumidic
Lesmurdie Falls is a great spot for a quick nature escape.The walk to the falls is easy and relaxing.perfect for all ages.The waterfall itself is beautiful, especially after rain. It’s peaceful, the air feels fresh, and there’s plenty of space to enjoy a picnic or take photos.
jayjaytruviews
What a lovely area to visit for an easy to moderate hike! We came here in the month of April and the weather was fantastic. Not too hot and not too cold - clear blue skies with very fresh air. This area is a little busier than the rest during the middle of the day but isn’t too crowded. We did the Lesmurdie Brook Loop and the great thing with this path is it can connect to other areas - this give...
When is the best time to visit Lesmurdie Falls National Park (Perth, Australia)?
Visit after winter rains for the strongest waterfall flow. In spring, look for wildflowers along the Brook Loop. Avoid midday heat in summer by arriving early or late afternoon.
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Typical Budget for a Family of 3 (2 Adults + 1 Baby)
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Park entry fee | AUD 0 |
| Parking | AUD 0 |
| Snacks and water bottles | AUD 20 |
| Baby supplies (nappies, wipes) | AUD 10 |
| Total Estimated | AUD 30 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Address: 160/186 Falls Rd, Forrestfield WA 6058, Australia
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