Parks

	Hillview Bushland The Hillview Community Bushland is remnant Banksia woodland situated on the corner of Hill View Terrace and Berwick Streets. As well as supporting its own ecosystem, the Hillview Community Bushland offers a staging point and feeding patch to native birds
	Kensington Bushland Kensington Bushland Reserve is a nine (9) hectare remnant bushland in the Town. The reserve is the best-preserved remnant urban bushland between the Swan and Canning Rivers, and is recognised by the State Government as a bush forever site. Kensington Bushland is a typical jarrah-banksia woodland on Bassendean soil, in that the canopy is dominated by just a few species, particularly Eucalyptus marginata, E. todtiana, Banksia attenuata, B. ilicifolia, B. menziesii, Nuytsia floribunda and Allocasuarina fraseriana.
	McCallum Park/Taylor Reserve McCallum Park and Taylor Reserve provide recreation and leisure opportunities on a regional basis. The Swan River foreshore is the outstanding natural feature of the Town and plays a significant role in attracting tourists and visitors to the Town. The McCallum Park Master Plan has been developed and endorsed by Council. The Town has progressively implemented recommendations in the plan and will continue to implement the plan over the coming years, with a commitment written into the Town’s Plan for the Future