Beeliar Regional Park

Beeliar Regional Park is a large conservation park covering about 3,400 hectares across Perth's southern suburbs in Western Australia, largely within the City of Cockburn. It protects a chain of wetlands including Bibra Lake, North Lake, Yangebup Lake and Thomsons Lake, along with surrounding banksia woodland and heathland. Established to conserve wetland and bushland ecosystems, the park offers walking trails, birdwatching and picnic areas and is managed by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.

Visitors can expect an extensive network of wetlands, lakes, paperbark swamps and banksia woodlands linked by walking and cycling trails. The park is fragmented across suburbs with multiple access points, featuring lake foreshores, bird hides, boardwalks, picnic areas and interpretive signage. It is primarily a natural bushland setting for low-impact recreation such as walking, birdwatching, photography and nature appreciation rather than formal built attractions.