School Excursions
Wanneroo Botanical Gardens is a sub-tropical botanical garden located 25 minutes north of Perth. Boasting over 500 species of exotic plants and trees from around the world, the gardens offer students the rare chance to experience a unique sub-tropical ecosystem.

Located within the gardens are two 18 hole miniature golf courses. The mini golf assists your students in developing their fine motor skills, extending their mental mathematic ability and challenging their problem solving skills, and most importantly it’s great fun!
Activities

Wanneroo Botanical Gardens is suitable for all ages and welcomes students from years 1 to 12. Your students can:
- Explore 5 acres of botanical gardens: discover over 500 species of exotic plants and trees throughout the stunning landscaped gardens, tranquil waterways, waterfalls and ever changing flower displays. The diversity of the plants, density of the canopy and waterways running through the gardens has created a unique ecosystem, offering students the rare chance to experience a sub-tropical micro climate in the middle of Perth!
Play 18 holes of Botanic Golf: Botanic Golf makes its way around the botanical gardens and walking the course will take you through the whole five acres of spectacular gardens. Based on traditional miniature golf, each track is uniquely shaped with its own obstacles, curves, ramps and devious dilemmas! - Play 18 holes of Billiard Golf: set amongst a terraced flower garden with a central pond and water feature and played on smaller tracks with a slower surface, Billiard Golf is a game of deflection, with the aim of the game being to deflect the ball from the track edge and into the hole, just like Pool or Billiards.

- Portfolio ready activity worksheets: A mathematic worksheet is available for years: 1-3, 4-5 and 6-7. A plants and the environment worksheet is available for years 1-3. Worksheets can be down loaded from below.

Plants & the Environment Worksheet Years 1- 3
facilities
- Kiosk: located at the entrance to the park, the kiosk has a selection of ice creams, confectionary, cold drinks and take-away coffee available for purchase. If your class is bringing spending money, teachers are to supervise students when making purchases.
- Kiosk seating: shaded seating is available in the kiosk area for students to eat their lunch or complete work sheets. Teachers wishing to use this area must reserve it when booking their class excursion.
- Leapfrogs Café: named after our resident frog population, Leapfrogs Café is open for breakfast, lunch or just coffee and cake.
- Disabled amenities: disabled toilets are located within in the park and over two kilometres of paths make the gardens, Botanic Golf and Leapfrogs Cafe accessible by wheel chair and prams. Please note Billiard Golf is not accessible by wheel chair.
2010 school excursion prices
| School Year | Cost |
| Years one to year ten | $7 per student |
| Year 11 | $10 per student |
| Year 12 | $10 per student |
| University and Tafe classes | $10 per student |
| Teachers and supervisors | Free of charge |
*These prices are ONLY valid for school groups booking on weekdays during the school term.
how to make a booking
To make a make a booking:
- Please contact our Schools Coordinator on 9405 1475 to check availability and make a reservation.
- Complete the attached Wanneroo Botanical Gardens Excursion Booking Confirmation Form (below) and return it via fax, email or post.
- Upon receiving your Excursion Booking Confirmation Form the Schools Coordinator will contact you to confirm your booking and finalise details.
Wanneroo Botanical Gardens Excursion Booking Confirmation Form
DET excursion policy
In line with DET requirements, the Wanneroo Botanical Gardens Excursion Policy and Wanneroo Botanical Gardens Emergency Response Plan (below) addresses important issues including: Communications, Insurance & Liability, Supervision Strategies and Park Rules.
Wanneroo Botanical Gardens Excursion Policy
Wanneroo Botanical Gardens Emergency Response Plan
Public Liability Certificate of Currency (2011 – 2012)
