Parks and Public Open Spaces
The City of Busselton has an abundance of stunning parks and public open space facilities.
If you are planning an event, wedding ceremony, school excursion or sporting event on a City of Busselton managed park or reserve, please ensure that you make a booking and you are fully aware of what is permitted at each Public Open Space by reading the Rules and Regulations located below in Related Information.
By making a booking the City can ensure that no one else has made a booking at that place or routine maintenance is not in progress.
You can view the City's BBQ locations via this attached map.
Parks
The City of Busselton is home to nearly 100 parks, most of which are listed in our Near Me mapping feature. We have also listed some of our larger parks and playgrounds for you below:
Lou Weston Oval
Sea Play on the Bay
Rotary Park
Signal Park
Centennial Park
Dunsborough Lions Park
Beach Areas
Some of the stunning and popular beach areas within the City of Busselton include:
- Bunker Bay Beach
- Busselton Beach and Foreshore
- Dunsborough Beach and Foreshore
- Eagle Bay Beach
- Meelup Beach
- Castle Rock Beach
- Point Picquet
- Smiths Beach
- Yallingup Beach
Wedding Ceremonies
Wedding Ceremony bookings are for a maximum 2 hour period, allowing for set-up/pack-up, ceremony and photos with a charge of $93.00. Wedding guidelines are included in the Public Open Spaces – Rules and Regulations.
Outdoor Exercise Permits
Information regarding booking a public open space or sporting ground for a recreation and leisure oriented business can be found on the Outdoor Exercise Permits page.
How to Make a Booking
Phone (08) 9781 0383
E-mail bookings@busselton.wa.gov.au
To secure your booking you will need to submit the Contract of Hire Form and the Application to Consume Liquor Form (if applicable).
If a fee is payable an invoice will be sent to you. Once payment has been received this will secure your booking.
Your permit will then be issued.
Contract of Hire Form - Public Open Space
Application to Sell and Consume Alcohol
Public Open Spaces – Rules and Regulations
Schematics