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Perth Sky Sculpture Park is set in the bushland grounds of the historic Perth Observatory in Bickley, in the Perth Hills. Wander the 1.2km sculpture trail at your own pace, enjoy a picnic among the trees, and discover contemporary sculpture under the open sky.
Location
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WE ARE LOCATED AT
337 Walnut Rd, Bickley WA 6076
Perth Sky is located at the Perth Observatory in the picturesque Bickley Valley, Western Australia.
Just 35 minutes from the Perth CBD but a world away surrounded by native forests, nature trails and world-class boutique wineries and restaurants.
On Site
- 1.2km looped sculpture trail
- Picnic facilities
- Heritage architecture
- Toilets
- Astro Shop
- A small selection of food and drink
- Free parking
Plan your Visit
What to bring
The sculpture trail winds through natural bushland, so we recommend comfortable closed-in shoes, a hat, sunscreen and a refillable water bottle. The looped trail is estimated to be 1.2km.
Things to be aware of
Please head to the main building welcome upon.
Given our bushland location there may be wildlife on site.
The Observatory Domes will not be open during day-time Sculpture Park opening hours.
Accessibility
The Perth Observatory and bushland trails are a mix of paving and gravel. The main Observatory building, which includes the reception, Observatory Museum and AstroShop is accessible by wheelchair via a ramp located at the rear of the building.
Where Art, Nature and the Cosmos Converge
Perth Observatory
Perth Sky Sculpture Park is part of the Perth Observatory and set within its bushland grounds. The Perth Observatory is Western Australia’s oldest observatory. For 130 years, the Observatory has proudly served Western Australia, and it remains committed to public education through Day Tours for schools and Night Sky Tours for the public.
Recognised for its scientific, cultural and historical significance, the Observatory was entered into Western Australia’s Heritage Register in 2005. Since July 2015, the Perth Observatory Volunteer Group operates the Observatory, ensuring a bright future and a place to inspire the public and young minds.
Bickley Valley
Perched on the edge of the Darling Scarp, Bickley is a semi-rural, forested enclave within the City of Kalamunda, and home to the popular Bickley Harvest Festival, celebrating the valley’s eateries, wineries, cideries and distillers.
A gateway to the Perth Hills, the area is surrounded by ancient jarrah, marri and wandoo forests, making it a haven for bushwalkers, mountain bikers and nature lovers. Explore the region’s rich Noongar and settler heritage, browse local markets full of fresh produce and artisan goods, and unwind at boutique wineries and cideries. Make a day of it: slow down, explore and connect.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to book?
Bookings are essential for opening day on 1 November 2026.
Where do I buy tickets?
Tickets are available online through Humanitix.
Is parking free?
Yes, free car parking is included with your ticket.
Do children need a ticket?
Children under 16 are free.
How long does a visit take?
The looped sculpture trail is 1.2km. Allow [1–2 hours] to explore at a relaxed pace.
Can I bring a picnic?
Yes, picnic facilities are available onsite. A small selection of food and drink is also available.
Is the park suitable for prams and wheelchairs?
As an outdoor nature trail attraction the pathways at Perth Sky Sculpture Park are a mix of paving and compacted gravel. Most areas are accessible by prams and wheelchairs.
