Park in Trigg, WA
park in Trigg, WA (Results 1 - 2 of 2)
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14 Peet Cres, Trigg, 6029
(08) 9205 8555
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345 W Coast Dr, Trigg, 6029
(08) 9205 8555
... Historical landmark Other nearby results from the 'Parks & Recreation Areas' category
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7A Kitchener St, North Beach, 6020
(08) 9205 8555
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105 Deanmore Rd, Scarborough, 6019
(08) 9205 8555
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Abbett Park is a popular destination for various activities such as dog exercise, family outings, and sports. Dogs can play freely in the park, and there are ample parking spots and dog poop bins. The grass is soft and spongy for dogs' paws. Families with children and dog owners alike frequent the park, creating a friendly and lively atmosphere. The park offers a range of sports facilities including tennis, cricket, and beach tennis. 
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Segrave St, Gwelup, 6018
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Segrave St, Gwelup, 6018
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40 Truslove Way, Duncraig, 6023
189 Grand Promenade, Doubleview, 6018
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LOT 51 Beach Rd, Carine, 6020
(08) 9205 8555
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LOT 51 Beach Rd, Carine, 6020
(08) 9205 8555
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150 The Esplanade, Perth, 6019
(08) 9205 8555
Scarborough Beach Skate Park is highly recommended for its beautiful and challenging bowl, offering progression opportunities for skaters of various levels. The park features a large bowl built by MG Group, insite by BM, with concrete coping and 2 feet of vert. It provides an exciting skating experience, especially during sunset near the beach and coffee shops. 
78 Cliff St, Marmion, 6020
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50 Halley St, Innaloo, 6018
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8 Campion St, Duncraig, 6023
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2 Birralee Loop, Innaloo, 6018
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93 Seacrest Dr, Sorrento, 6020
(08) 9400 4000
1 Howie St, Woodlands, 6018
(08) 9244 2608
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37 Carr Cres, Warwick, 6024
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40 Bassingham Rd, Balcatta, 6021
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1A Dalwood Ct, Hamersley, 6022
... Park Hamersley Community Garden is a vibrant and creative space filled with color and diversity. Visitors appreciate the strong sense of community and the focus on growing produce as well as native and indigenous plants. The garden offers educational signage that helps visitors learn about various plants and garden history. It is described as a hidden gem, paradise, fun community initiative, and a relaxing area. 
