Free daily guided walks!
Discover Kings Park on one of our twice-daily free guided walks. See our stunning wildflowers and learn fascinating facts about our history, flora and fauna.
Meet at the walks sign at the bottom of the steps near the Visitor Information Centre at 10am or 1pm daily – no need to book, just turn up.
Every day except Christmas Day.

Featured walks this season
Seasonal Walks
Seasonal WalksJoin us on one of our Seasonal Walks to get a different perspective of Kings Park – Heart of the Park takes you into the centre of the park through the bushland and Water Views and Wilderness takes you on the outskirts of the park and more. Wildflowers and Bushland is scheduled to return in August.Themed Walks
Themed WalksThe plants will be putting on a show in late winter and spring and so will the Kings Park Guides. We have so many exciting Themed Walks coming up, learn about the wattles, banksias, birds, bush tucker and so much more.Walks by Request
Walks by RequestWalks for 10 or more people can be tailored to meet the interests and needs of community, workplace or tour groups. Bookings are required and a small charge is payable.
What’s new?
Guides’ plant of the month for October
1 October 2025Kangaroo paws are instantly recognisable by their distinctive appearance and striking flower colours.Everlasting Kings Park Festival launches today!
12 September 2025Spring has sprung and it is the ideal time to visit Kings Park. The…Guides’ plant of the month for September
1 September 2025Eremophila nivea is a perennial drought-tolerant plant with soft, silky and attractive greyish-white foliage…
Visitor information
Our friendly and knowledgeable Guides can help you plan a visit to Kings Park and the Western Australian Botanic Garden.

Our gallery
Kambarang
SeasonsKambarang is known as the season of birth and wildflowers. It equates to October and November.Fauna
Birds and FaunaA wide variety of insects, some reptiles and small animals, can be seen in Kings Park.Heart of the Park
WalksFrom July to October Guides offer a weekly walk through the Bushland, which takes about three hours.Bushland and wildflowers
WalksIn the Noongar seasons of Djilba and Kambarang (late winter and early spring) the bushland plants provide a wonderful display of colourful and unique flowers, providing an ideal time to take a guided walk on the Nature Trail.

Learn about the Guides
Kings Park Volunteer Guides assist visitors by staffing the Visitor Information Centre and leading guided walks in the Botanic Garden and bushland of Kings Park.