Landmarks and Buildings

Perry’s Paddock is a serene heritage site nestled within Yellagonga Regional Park, offering a blend of natural beauty and historical charm. Named after John (Jack) Perry, who bred racehorses and held race meets on his property in the 1920s, the site features the ruins of his old stables and homestead, providing a glimpse into early settler life.

The area is renowned for its photogenic landscapes, making it a favourite among photographers and nature enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy walking and cycling paths that meander through native bushland, leading to nearby Beenyup Swamp. The site is also home to the reconstructed Perry’s Bunkhouse, offering further insight into the region’s history.

Whether you’re interested in history, photography, or simply enjoying the outdoors, Perry’s Paddock offers a peaceful retreat.