Itai Gurira

This lies on Whadjuk Noongar Boojar, all respects to the traditional custodians and owners of the land. Absolutely stunning scenery, abundant in wildlife and a sense of peaceful coexistence with nature. The path is a 1km long path that is open to walkers, runners and cyclists. Bring your camera!!!

I didnt expect the flavours to be so good ...I'm definitely going back to try the other items on their menu simple genuine taste of home ... Ps if you are missing some south African beers or wine this is the place to go

I pay my respects to the Nuungar people their leaders past present and upcoming as the original and traditional custodians of the land. Simply breathtaking and the sounds of nature are all around … the fact you can kayak is a huge bonus. It makes for serene walks even with your pooch

We acknowledge the Wadhjuk people of the Nuungar nation who are the traditional inhabitants and custodians of this land and pay homage to their elders past present and upcoming. Quaint little park that is dog friendly. It’s right next to a highway so I wouldn’t let my furry friend off leach. There’s a big play set so kids can play around.