Opening Hours
Friday
night tours
operate September to May
Location
Village
Building ‘13’ on Park Map
Entry Fees
Tours:
Adults $20.00, Children $15.00,
Family (2A+2C) $60.00
Contact
(08) 9209 6000
Woodland Reserve is Whiteman Park’s premier conservation program that is providing a world class breeding facility for rare and endangered fauna of the state.
It encompasses over 200 hectares of natural and rehabilitated woodlands and is one of the few refuges of the critically endangered woylie. You are invited to explore some of this native bushland on our guided Friday night ‘Nocturnal Woylie Walk’ tours.
Within the specially designed, electrified predator-proof facility, the critically endangered woylie (Bettongia penicillata), quenda (Isoodon obesulus) and short-beaked echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus) reside, along with numerous species of lizards, owls, micro bats, snakes, falcons, skinks, eagles, hawks, honeyeaters, ducks, insects and more.
Woodland Reserve is only accessible on a guided tour, so secure your place on
our next Nocturnal Woylie Walk. Visitors to the
Reserve will get a chance to see some of these native animals, as
well as encountering the heathlands, melaleuca damplands and banksia
woodlands of the Reserve – all of which are important habitats for
the fauna of the Swan Coastal Plain.
guided tours
Nocturnal Woylie Walk
Our Nocturnal Woylie Walks offer a fantastic opportunity for you to see our night-loving native fauna in their natural habitat, and all so close to Perth! Explore the reserve by torchlight, led by one of our knowledgeable volunteer guides.
Want to know more about Woodland Reserve?
For more information about the Reserve, see the Woodland Reserve page in Conservation.
