About Craigie Bushland
Craigie Bushland is a 56-hectare urban bushland reserve in the suburb of Craigie within the City of Joondalup, northern Perth, Western Australia. Located at the intersection of Whitfords and Eddystone Avenues, it is a designated Bush Forever site protecting banksia woodland and limestone heath. The reserve is notable for its network of walking trails, seasonal wildflowers, native birdlife and its role as one of the largest remaining bushland remnants on the Swan Coastal Plain in the Joondalup area.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a natural bushland setting with sandy tracks and limestone trails winding through banksia woodland, tuart trees and coastal heath. The reserve offers quiet bushwalking, birdwatching and wildflower viewing in season, with interpretive signage explaining flora and fauna. There are no built attractions or commercial facilities inside the bushland; the experience is focused on passive nature appreciation, photography and short walks within an urban conservation area surrounded by residential suburbs.
Key highlights
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One of the largest remaining banksia woodland remnants in the City of Joondalup
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Designated Bush Forever Site 303 for regional conservation significance
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Network of marked bushwalking trails through woodland and limestone heath
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Seasonal wildflower displays including banksias and orchids