Wireless Hill Park offers a unique opportunity to enjoy native bushland and animals, together with walks that offer stunning views of our Swan River and city centre.

The Friends of Wireless Hill Park is a community group, made up of volunteers, that is dedicated to conserving and protecting the bushland of Wireless Hill Park. The Friends group was established in 1987. 

Wireless Hill Park has picnic areas, ample parking and extensive walking trails throughout the bushland, making it a popular destination for families and community groups for walking, bird watching and photography.
 

What's on in 2024


BUSHCARE DAYS - the Friends of Wireless Hill meet on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of every month from 8.30am - 10.30am to carry out hands-on bush care in the park.  Contact James Ciantar (0470 689 303). We also work every Tuesday morning, contact Graham Jenke: grahampjenke@gmail.com/ 0417174053.

Bush care usually involves removing weeds such as veldt grass and gladioli. 

Events are listed on our Facebook page.


WILDFLOWER WALK - the annual Wildflower Walk at Wireless Hill Park will be held on 8th September. 

We are holding Grab a Gladi days on Sunday 29th September and Sunday 13th October.  All welcome to participate in this fun morning.

INVERTEBRATE SURVEY - The Friends had funding to undertake a survey of the invertebrate fauna at Wireless Hill.  The survey was done from Monday 14th September to Thursday 18th September 2021. The survey report is available through the City of Melville Friends of Wireless Hill page.