About Star Swamp Bushland
Star Swamp Bushland Reserve is a 96-hectare Class A bushland reserve in North Beach within the City of Stirling, about 14 km north-west of Perth. It protects remnant coastal bushland on the Swan Coastal Plain, including banksia woodland, wetlands and limestone heath. Notable for seasonal wildflower displays, birdlife and Noongar heritage, the reserve offers marked walking trails, interpretive signage and a dedicated heritage trail managed with community support.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a natural coastal bushland setting with sandy and limestone walking trails through banksia woodland, heath and seasonal wetland areas. The reserve has marked trails including the Star Swamp Heritage Trail with interpretive signs explaining flora, fauna and heritage. Surroundings are suburban with ocean nearby. Visitors can explore walking paths, observe wildflowers in season, birdwatch, and use information shelters and seating. No built attractions or commercial facilities inside the reserve.
Key highlights
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96-hectare remnant bushland on the Swan Coastal Plain with banksia woodland and heath
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Star Swamp Heritage Trail with interpretive signage
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Seasonal wildflower displays from late winter to spring
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Birdwatching with over 80 recorded bird species
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Network of limestone and natural walking trails