[2025 Roleystone Attraction] Travel Guide for Araluen Botanic Park (Updated Jun)

First times I went to Araluen Botanic park in Perth Western Australia the Tulips festival. Such a gorgeous area. If you match the times don't miss this place. #tripaway

#springitinerary Araluen Botanic Park becomes WA's most Instagram-worthy tulip destination with over 300,000 blooms transforming the hills into a living paint palette. The festival showcases both classic cup-shaped varieties and exotic fringed tulips in hypnotic color gradients. Meander through rainbow-striped beds where candy-striped 'Ice Cream' tulips mingle with deep purple 'Queen of Night' varieties. The sweet floral perfume and buzzing bees create pure magic. Arrive at 8am to photograph dew-covered blossoms in perfect light before crowds arrive. Limited-time wonder worth the early wake-up call!

#springitinerary Each spring, Araluen Botanic Park transforms into a tulip wonderland with over 150,000 blooms painting the hills in vibrant reds, pinks and yellows. The famous tulip festival showcases exquisite Dutch varieties arranged in dazzling patterns across terraced gardens. Stroll through fragrant waves of color, where perfect photo spots await around every bend. While the seasonal display lasts just 6-8 weeks, the breathtaking sight of these velvety petals against the park's natural bushland makes it Perth's most magical floral experience.

#springitinerary In the Perth Hills, this 14-hectare garden paradise comes alive with carpets of tulips (August-Sept) and floral festivals year-round. Stroll through fragrant heritage rose gardens, past trickling streams and under towering karri trees. The entry includes access to all trails, picnic spots, and the charming 1920s tram station. Arrive early to photograph dew-kissed blooms without crowds. Limited on-site café – pack your own lunch!

#springitinerary A breathtaking escape just 35 minutes from Perth, Araluen dazzles with its **seasonal floral displays** – from radiant tulips in spring to colorful azaleas in autumn. The **terraced gardens**, babbling brooks, and historic railway create a magical atmosphere. While the $17 adult entry feels pricey, the immaculate landscaping and peaceful walking trails deliver excellent value. Don't miss the **enchanted forest walk** or the romantic old quarry garden. Best visited mid-week to avoid crowds.

#springitinerary This serene hillside retreat in WA dazzles in spring with vibrant tulips, tranquil waterfalls, and shaded forest walks. The beautifully curated gardens mix native and exotic plants, with heritage charm at every turn. Though the entry fee is slightly steep, the well-kept trails, picnic areas, and seasonal blooms justify the cost. Perfect for a peaceful nature escape or photography. Avoid peak crowds for the best experience. Rating: 4.5/5– A picturesque oasis worth visiting, especially in flower season.

Tulip Festival at Araluen Botanic Park, runs till 6th Oct 2024. Cheaper price during weekdays - $25 (Adult); $15 (kids) | Weekends - $35 adult; $22 kids. #parksandgardens #flowerblossom

Unwind, recharge and immerse yourself in the wonders of nature. In a hidden valley, sheltered from the harsh West Australian sun, the park has a micro-climate perfect for tulips, camellias, rhododendrons, magnolias and roses. From 20 August until 18 September, Araluen is celebrating its annual Springtime Festival with 125,000 tulips carpeting the park grounds in bursts of colour.#AralurenBotanicPark #perth

#australiatrip Beautiful place with scenic views! Take a picnic with you and enjoy a cool summer day. Involves a bit of hiking so be prepared. There are nice flower garden and stunning landscape, complete with a small waterfall, were truly enjoyable. The $15 entry fee felt worthwhile. The hourly train rides add to the family-friendly charm, making it a great choice for families with kids. There's also a small play area for children and a lovely man-made pond. I highly recommend this picturesque garden for a day of relaxation and family fun.

#cherryblossom2024 Step into Araluen Botanic Park and be enchanted by its natural beauty! This stunning park features an array of vibrant gardens, sparkling waterfalls, and serene lakes, creating a sense of tranquility and peace. Take a leisurely stroll along the meandering paths, breathe in the sweet scents of the diverse plant species, and marvel at the picturesque views. With its beautiful scenery, picnic areas, and walking trails, Araluen is a haven for nature lovers, photographers, and families seeking a relaxing day out. Whether you're looking to unwind, connect with nature, or simply enjoy a peaceful escape, Araluen Botanic Park is a must-visit destination.

Araluen Botanic Park, this enchanting park is a haven of natural beauty, boasting an impressive collection of native and exotic plants, stunning gardens, and tranquil water features. Whether you're a nature lover, a photography enthusiast, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Araluen Botanic Park is a must-visit destination. From 18 August to 30 September, 🌷 a Springtime Tulip Festival 🌷 is happening at the Araluen Botanic Park, which is brought to you by a kaleidoscope of colour in the form of 150,000 Tulips and a variety of spring blooms. In addition, there will be many delicious food options from snacks to substantial meals including Gelato Monkey, Nidev's Food Factory, Piadina Bar and much more. 💰 Admission fee to Springtime Tulip Festival varies from $10 to $20 ⏰ Open everyday from 9am-6pm 📍 362 Croyden Road, Roleystone WA 6111

This is Araluen botanic park. Different festivals held there from time to time. I’ve never been to any of the festivals though. The landscape is different from time to time because they grow different plants for the festivals. One time was tulip. It was a prep, there were tents setting up, the new tulip were just planted and the staff told me to go back in a month time for the festival. I went there because I wanted to see the avocado festival, but I was too late, they finished early that year and I just missed it. Though, it has always been a beautiful place to visit, streams, the lake (where I wanted my wedding photos be shot at), the steps, the different flowers and fruits. To me, it’s a good place to exercise too. I’m not a hiker, it’s a moderate load for me. It’s somewhere like Hong Kong’s Kadoorie farm and botanical garden, but a Perth version.