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Point Walter and Blackwall Reach
Things To Do Bicton, Melville, Western Australia
National Parks and Reserves
The Point Walter and Blackwall Reach area is on the Swan River not far from where the river meets the ocean. This unique area comprises a mixture of sandy embayments and eroded limestone habitat. The Point Walter sand spit is an important site for waterbirds using the Swan River, particularly for feeding and resting.
Rich in culture and history, the Point Walter area is known as Dyoondalup, meaning “place of white sand” in Nyoongar, and the Blackwall Reach area is known as Jennalup. To Whadjuk Nyoongar people, this area is traditionally a place for women and children. There is also a café located on the Point Walter foreshore offering a range of food and beverages.
Look out for the information near the jetty to learn more about the history of this area.
Point Walter is located in the suburb of Bicton about a 15 minute drive from the centre of Perth. The reserve is serviced by public transport on Transperth buses.
Facilities
Barbeque
Cafe
Carpark
Picnic Area
Public Toilet
Activities
Birdwatching Canoeing/Kayaking Cycling Fishing Swimming WalksDisabled Assistance
An access and inclusion statement is available (make this available on your website). Wheelchair accessRates
Free Entry
