About Woodman Point Reserve
Woodman Point Reserve is a large coastal regional park in Coogee within the City of Cockburn, south of Fremantle, Western Australia. Managed as part of Woodman Point Regional Park, it encompasses beaches on Cockburn Sound, remnant bushland, walking and cycling trails, and historic quarantine and munitions buildings. The reserve is notable for its recreational facilities, heritage sites, and natural coastal environment, offering swimming, fishing, picnicking and nature-based activities close to Perth.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a coastal reserve with sandy beaches on Cockburn Sound, open parkland and remnant banksia woodland, sealed and unsealed walking and cycling trails, picnic and barbecue areas, playgrounds, and views across to Garden Island and Carnac Island. The reserve includes the historic Woodman Point Quarantine Station precinct and former munitions stores, Woodman Point Jetty for fishing, and areas for swimming, birdwatching and photography in a natural yet developed recreation setting.
Key highlights
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Coastal beaches and Woodman Point Jetty on Cockburn Sound
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Walking and cycling trails through coastal woodland and foreshore
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Historic Woodman Point Quarantine Station and munitions store precinct
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Picnic and barbecue areas with playgrounds and open parkland
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