A major Whitfords West Park upgrade worth about $1.3 million has been completed in Perth’s northern suburbs, with a new pump track and jump track now open to the public. The redevelopment at Whitfords West Park in Joondalup marks a notable boost for local recreation, giving riders and families a dedicated space to enjoy time outdoors.
The project was designed to refresh the park’s offerings and to provide two distinct riding zones to suit different skill levels, while keeping the space accessible to the broader community. City authorities say the new facilities are intended to encourage outdoor activity and help reconnect residents with public spaces.
What we know
- The upgrade cost is around $1.3 million and targeted improvements meet a long-standing community request for better cycling spaces.
- A pump track and a jump track have been installed at Whitfords West Park to support BMX-style riding and family-friendly cycling activities.
- The facilities are now open to the public, giving residents a new recreation option in the northern suburbs of Perth.
- The works were carried out at Whitfords West Park, located in the City of Joondalup, a key hub for residents seeking outdoor leisure options.
- The project is officially complete, with the tracks ready for use as part of ongoing park upgrades in the area.
As with similar projects, officials say the upgrade is part of broader efforts to refresh public spaces and provide safer, purpose-built areas for casual riders. Local families and cycling enthusiasts are expected to make use of the new tracks as weather improves and community events return to parks across the region.
What we don’t know
- Exact opening date and any public ceremony details are not specified here.
- Who was contracted to deliver the construction and the design specifics of the tracks.
- How the park will be maintained long-term or what the operating hours for the new tracks will be.
- Whether there are future improvements planned nearby or in adjoining park spaces.
- Any anticipated impact on traffic or parking around Whitfords West Park during peak use times.
City authorities emphasise that the upgrade aligns with ongoing efforts to bolster outdoor recreation in the area and to promote healthy, active lifestyles among residents. With the newest addition to Whitfords West Park, the community will be watching how the space is managed and integrated with other local facilities in the months ahead.
