Hammond Park
Park
Fun & Games
Barbecue area
Cafe
Playground
Zoo
About
Hammond Park, situated in the northeastern part of Kalgoorlie, is a serene and popular recreational spot for both locals and tourists. The park features various wildlife such as peacocks, kangaroos, emus, and a variety of birds. Visitors can enjoy picnics on the grassy areas or explore the miniature Bavarian Castle adorned with local gemstones. Additionally, there are playgrounds for children to enjoy and a kiosk open on specific days.Why you should go
- Explore the replica of Burg Breitenstein castle
- Interact with various bird species like peacocks and emus
- Enjoy picnics in the lush green surroundings
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A great park for smaller kids. Everything very well maintained.
There is a playground.
Also, a series of cages with different types of birds: cockatoos, parrots, a peacock, emus, peasants.
There is a pool with ducks.
The park also has plenty of shaded tables, cz hairs and BBQ facilities.
Plenty of free parking
This park is fantastic! The rotunda, the exotic birds, and a cockatoo that talks, a turkey called Hector. The park is well kept and is great place to take the kids. There are even kangaroos and emus. We really enjoyed our time there.
This park is a great spot for a picnic! There’s even a designated BBQ area, which is perfect for grilling. Peacocks and ducks casually walk by while you relax, and there are plenty of birds in cages to watch. Two parrots named Joe and Mecca will even say hello and dance if you tell them “dance cocky” – it’s adorable! The only downside is that I couldn’t find any water taps anywhere.
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Website
https://www.ckb.wa.gov.au/Phone
+61 8 9021 9600Memorial Dr, Kalgoorlie WA 6430, Australia
People typically spend 1.5 hr here
Know before you go
- Visit during weekdays to avoid crowds
- Bring your own picnic as the cafe might be closed at times
- Consider bringing food to feed the chickens and ducks if allowed
- Take time to appreciate the serenity of nature without electronic distractions
Reviews
Hammond Park is a lovely family-friendly park that evokes nostalgic childhood memories for many visitors. The staff's dedication to cleanliness and maintenance is commendable, with lush green grass and well-kept facilities. Visitors are delighted by the variety of animals, including birds like cockatoos, parrots, peacocks, emus, and more. The park offers ample open play areas for families, playgrounds suitable for all ages, shaded tables with BBQ facilities, and a serene atmosphere perfect for unplugging from electronics and enjoying nature.Review score
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A great park for smaller kids. Everything very well maintained.
There is a playground.
Also, a series of cages with different types of birds: cockatoos, parrots, a peacock, emus, peasants.
There is a pool with ducks.
The park also has plenty of shaded tables, cz hairs and BBQ facilities.
Plenty of free parking
This park is fantastic! The rotunda, the exotic birds, and a cockatoo that talks, a turkey called Hector. The park is well kept and is great place to take the kids. There are even kangaroos and emus. We really enjoyed our time there.
This park is a great spot for a picnic! There’s even a designated BBQ area, which is perfect for grilling. Peacocks and ducks casually walk by while you relax, and there are plenty of birds in cages to watch. Two parrots named Joe and Mecca will even say hello and dance if you tell them “dance cocky” – it’s adorable! The only downside is that I couldn’t find any water taps anywhere.
One of the best places to visit in Kalgoorlie, you get to have a quick scan of the variety of wildlife and amazing view of the nature. Place that brings smile on your face and gives you peace of mind. #No entry fees 🤩🕊️🥰
Beautiful grounds, but if you've ever seen birds mucking around in the wild, this place will make you sad :(
There are so many in cages, and I didn't notice any signs explaining why. Hopefully they are rescues (?) but if so, we should make that clear so as not to encourage others to unnecessarily cage them.
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Website
https://www.ckb.wa.gov.au/Phone
+61 8 9021 9600Memorial Dr, Kalgoorlie WA 6430, Australia
People typically spend 1.5 hr here