Across the river from the Soldiers Memorial Park forming part of the Collie River Walk, are various Australian native trees planted in 1922-1929, which are floodlit at night. A WA …

Established as a joint venture between the Collie Shire Council and the local aboriginal community in 1997, the park is named in honour of Joseph Northover Senior and all Nyoongar …

Follow the tree-lined path of WA peppermints along the Collie River to the dedication rose garden and memorial built to honour those fallen in war. The entrance gates were erected …

Lions Park, on the banks of the Collie River, has barbecues, covered picnic tables (which can be useful in wet weather), playground equipment, disc golf and toilet facilities. There’s lots …

The Finlay Gardens were officially opened on the 26th January 1994. Within the park a statue has been erected to commemorate women’s suffrage and their contribution in pioneering times. View …

Community Gardens are becoming a very popular community project as they unite people from a range of ages and cultural differences in a common interest. Through social interaction, this creates …

Conveniently located in the CBD, the park is fully accessible all year round and features grassed picnic areas, electric barbecues, tables and seating, landscaping, toilets and change rooms as well …

Designed in conjunction with the youth of Collie, the Skate Park is often the venue for championships and events in skateboarding, scooters and bmx. It features several technical street features, …

North of Collie, Harris Dam is a peaceful, relaxing location, with native gardens, grassed areas for hitting the football or throwing a frisbee, picnic tables and toilet facilities. A walk …

Wellington Dam Legacy Forest is a unique memorial forest where families put their loved ones treated ashes with trees to create a living memorial. Come read the plaques, enjoy a …