Free daily guided walks!
Discover Kings Park with the ‘Official Guides of 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*.
*Walks are cancelled when extreme weather is forecast*
Beth Baker
Visitor information
Our friendly and knowledgeable Guides are highly trained and can help you plan a visit to Kings Park and the Western Australian Botanic Garden.
Our gallery
Djeran
SeasonsDjeran sees a break in the really hot weather. A key indicator is the cool nights that bring a dewy presence in the early mornings. The winds will also change, with light breezes generally swinging from southerly directions.
Plants and Fungi
Kings Park Guides have many tools to help you make amazing discoveries.
Georgie Wilson Commemorations
EventsKings Park in central Perth is a frequent site for ceremonies and commemorations.
Georgie Wilson Birds and Fauna
Many treats are in store for YOU on a free guided walk in the Western Australian Botanic Garden.
What’s new?
Observe ANZAC Day in Kings Park
15 April 2026ANZAC Day commemorates the 1915 Gallipoli landing of Australian and New Zealand troops during…
Georgie Wilson Guides’ plant of the month for April
1 April 2026Our plant of the month for April is the stunning Eucalyptus rhondantha or rose mallee.
Sharon Reid Celebrate National Eucalypt Day!
14 March 2026National Eucalypt Day is held annually on 23 May and celebrates the importance of…
Featured walks this season
Seasonal Walks
Seasonal WalksOur Seasonal Walks – Heart of the Park, Wildflowers and Bushland and Waterviews and Bushland, are finished for 2025. They will be on again in spring 2026 when you can join us to get a different perspective of Kings Park.
Georgie Wilson Themed Walks
Themed WalksOur 2026 Themed Walks program is loaded with a variety of fascinating walks. They celebrate International Women’s Day, our beautiful birds, various plants such as the Eucalypts, Wattles and Banksia, as well as the botanic history of WA. If it’s the fungi or bush tucker that you’re interested in then we will have a walk for you.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.
Georgie Wilson
Beth Baker
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.