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Wanneroo Botanical Gardens

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If your holidays are about great fun, great food and great experiences then don't miss a visit to Wanneroo Botanical Gardens. Come and explore Australia's largest mini golf course, set amongst 5 acres of stunning botanical gardens. Each track is uniquely shaped with its own obstacles, curves, ramps and devious dilemmas!

Began in 1974, Wanneroo Botanical Gardens, is the result of a Dutch couples dream to convert two hectares of sandy scrubland North of Perth into a magical mini golf garden playground.

With incredible vision, they embarked on a planned two-year project, which eventually took seven years to complete. One thousand tonnes of organic waste, seven hundred tonnes of limestone and thousands of plants were lovingly molded and shaped into the stunning waterways and gardens seen today.

Over the years Wanneroo Botanical Gardens have continued to improve with developments such as an 18-hole billiard golf course and the Leapfrogs Café, an unusual alfresco café. Wheel chair access is available throughout the park.

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Cafe sun deck and waterfall
Wanneroo Botanical Gardens
Top lawn area
Leap Frogs Cafe, alfresco
Mini golf at Wanneroo Botanical Gardens
Pre-botanical
Peace and serenity
Billiard Golf in bloom

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Getting There: Located only 25 minutes north of Perth on the Sunset Coast, easily accessible by car, however if you don't have a car,you can catch a train to Joondalup station and then the number 468 bus to Drover's Place where it stops outside the park.

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Location

25 Drovers Place
Wanneroo WA

Getting ThereLocated only 25 minutes north of Perth on the Sunset Coast, easily accessible by car, however if you don't have a car,you can catch a train to Joondalup station and then the number 468 bus to Drover's Place where it stops outside the park.