Attractions near Rockingham

The Rockingham Museum is situated on the corner of Flinders Lane and Kent Street, Rockingham. The Rockingham Museum is housed in an Art Deco building,

The Rockingham Arts Centre undertook a $1.2 million facelift and reopened to the public in August 2013. Its primary aim is to facilitate Rockingham's art

Currently, the City of Rockingham displays over 30 public artworks. By combining a range of statuary, sculpture, community art projects, street art, murals and temporary installations that are placed in major civic thoroughfares, parks and beachside locations – as well as surprising corners of the City. The City of Rockingham Public Art collection provides a range of viewing experiences across the length and breadth of Rockingham. Created by artist Greg James, the Reinforced Peace sculpture can be found at the Rockingham Arts Centre located along Kent Street.

Currently, the City of Rockingham displays over 30 public artworks. By combining a range of statuary, sculpture, community art projects, street art, murals, and temporary

Currently, the City of Rockingham displays over 30 public artworks. By combining a range of statuary, sculpture, community art projects, street art, murals, and temporary

Palm Beach is a safe, calm, north-facing beach in Rockingham and is ideal for families. Beach access matting provides assistance for many people, including people with disability, seniors, and parents with prams, making it easier to get from the main footpath onto the sand. The matting is available between October through to April each year depending on weather conditions. To confirm that the matting is in place before heading to the beach please call the City of Rockingham on 9528 0333.

The walk features several cultural heritage icons that though public art, interprets the community’s connections to the past and reflects the community’s relationship to the

Into the Blue Eagle Ray by artist Braham Stevens is an environmentally informed sculpture that showcases the unique coastal setting, lifestyle and marine ecology of

Ever since the first stage of the new foreshore area was completed in ave flocked to it, welcoming the improved facilities and revisiting the city’s

Learn about the historic escape of six members of the Irish Republican Brotherhood (Fenians) from Fremantle Prison in 1876 by visit the Catalpa Memorial. You'll

The Catalpa Rescue is an epic tale of truly international proportions, linking Ireland, Australia and the United States of America. It ranks amongst the great escapes of the world and is an intrinsic part of Rockingham’s history. The Catalpa Memorial "Flight of Wild Geese" commemorates the rescue of the six Fenians who escaped to America on the Catalpa in 1876 from Rockingham shores. The memorial is a statue depicting six wild geese in flight, the design of which was initiated by an Irish-Australian Perth citizen, the late Francis Conlan.

Rockingham Jetty is the place in Perth to tick off a big item on your wish list and join a tour to swim with wild

Ace Cinemas is a West Australian owned company that has been entertaining the people of Perth for more than 60 years. Ace Cinemas Rockingham is

The walk features several cultural heritage icons that though public art, interprets the community’s connections to the past and reflects the community’s relationship to the

Palm Beach Boat Ramp East is located in Rockingham and allows boat users to launch their vessels into Cockburn Sound. At Palm Beach Boat Ramp East, there are two ramps and one holding jetty available for use. Boat trailer parking is available by Palm Beach Boat Ramp West and car parking is available along the Esplanade.

Palm Beach Boat Ramp West is located in Rockingham and allows boat users to launch their vessels into Cockburn Sound. At Palm Beach Boat Ramp West, there is one ramp and one holding jetty available for use. Boat trailer parking and car parking is available at this facility and along the Esplanade.

The walk features several cultural heritage icons that though public art, interprets the community’s connections to the past and reflects the community’s relationship to the

Naragebup was established as an education and resource facility for the community to enable a greater understanding of environmental issues and sustainable lifestyle choices. They

The walk features several cultural heritage icons that though public art, interprets the community’s connections to the past and reflects the community’s relationship to the

The walk features several cultural heritage icons that though public art, interprets the community’s connections to the past and reflects the community’s relationship to the

From the white sands of Safety Bay you can sail, windsurf, kayak, cruise, snorkel or dive to meet some of the amazing marine life of

The Donald Drive Boat Ramp is located on Safety Bay Road opposite Donald Drive in Safety Bay. The Donald Drive Boat Ramp is a sand launching facility and has approximately 15 boat trailer parking bays available. For more information on the boat ramp, please visit the City of Rockingham website.

Palm Beach Boat Ramp East is located in Rockingham and allows boat users to launch their vessels into Cockburn Sound. There are two ramps and

The Carlisle Street Boat Ramp is a sand launching facility which is located within the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park. It has approximately 12 boat trailer parking bays available for use and is close to the beach. For more information on the boat ramp, please visit the City of Rockingham website.

The walk features several cultural heritage icons that though public art, interprets the community’s connections to the past and reflects the community’s relationship to the

The Rockingham Golf Club, located in a magnificent bush land setting, offers a golf course as natural as can be achieved in the metropolitan area,

Mersey Point Jetty is located on Mersey Road in Shoalwater. It is the departure point for the ferry to Penguin Island and for boat tours of the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park. The ferry departs from Mersey Point hourly from September to May. Ferry tickets can be purchased at the nearby visitor centre.

Pristine Islands, reefs and ship wrecks make for excellent diving, snorkelling and wildlife watching in the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park. At Penguin Island, Little Penguins

Only 45 minutes south of Perth and a five minute ferry ride across Shoalwater Bay, Penguin Island is a premier nature based tourism attraction.

This long stretch of land at the southern end of Cockburn Sound – Point Peron is a popular place for a family or social group

Penguin Island is a magnet for nature lovers and is home to the largest colony of Little Penguins. The moderate 1.5 kilometre loop trail starts

Lark Hill Sportsplex provides for a multitude of sports including rugby league, rugby union, touch football, softball, cricket, soccer, football and more, as well as

Aqua Jetty is one of the City's and Western Australia's premier aquatic and health facilities and is open all year round. The facilities include: -

The walk features several cultural heritage icons that though public art, interprets the community’s connections to the past and reflects the community’s relationship to the

A full sensory experience, the Baldivis Children’s Forest is full of different textures, objects and cool natural treasures for you and your family to explore!

The Mary Davies Library and Community Centre is a contemporary, cutting-edge library service and multi-purpose community centre. Named in honour of Mary Davies (1926 –2014), a passionate and committed member of the Rockingham community, she had interests in community projects and local history. The multi-purpose community centre's spaces are available for hire and suitable for seminars, conferences, functions, performances, meetings, computer training, group classes, children's parties (from 0-6 years) and creative workshops.

Palm Beach Boat Ramp East is located in Rockingham and allows boat users to launch their vessels into Cockburn Sound. There are two ramps and

The walk features several cultural heritage icons that though public art, interprets the community’s connections to the past and reflects the community’s relationship to the

The walk features several cultural heritage icons that though public art, interprets the community’s connections to the past and reflects the community’s relationship to the

Secret Harbour’s wide beach, good swimming and surfing conditions have resulted in it being designated and developed as a regional beach area. The recreation node