(WA) Perth Hills (Lake Leschenaultia) Program
07-10 October 2026
(Registration Cut Off – 21st September 2026)
Overview:
Knock, knock — Perth Hills is back for more! This program is all about getting kids out into the world, trying new things, and having a genuinely fun few days that feel like one big adventure. From the moment they’re picked up, participants are welcomed into a group where making mates and feeling comfortable comes first. Each day brings a mix of outdoor exploration, and hands-on activities.
Alongside the big adventures, there’s also plenty of downtime to relax, hang out, and take part in group games. It’s a balance of active days and slower moments where participants can build independence in a supported environment. By the end of the program, they head home with new friendships, more confidence, and plenty of stories to tell.
Highlights Include
- Explore interactive play spaces at Whiteman Park’s Pia’s Place with climbing structures, tunnels, swings, and plenty of room to move
- Walk through bushland trails, waterfalls, and the historic Swan View Tunnel in John Forrest National Park while discovering WA’s natural and cultural history
- Get up close with kangaroos, koalas, wombats, and reptiles at Caversham Wildlife Park
- Watch live sheep shearing, working dogs in action, and try hands-on farm activities like whip cracking and bottle feeding animals
- Get creative outdoors by making and flying kites, then designing paracord wristbands
- Learn about water systems and sustainability at Mundaring Weir
- Take part in a bush scavenger hunt at Perth Hills Discovery Centre
- Enjoy time on the water at Lake Leschenaultia with canoeing or swimming
- Explore the Academy of Taxidermy with a guided walkthrough, discovering animals from across the world up close
- Build independence, confidence, teamwork, and social connection through shared travel, group activities, and downtime together
AND MUCH MORE…
Program Details
(WA) Perth Coast Program
5 – 8 January 2027
(Registration Cut Off – 22nd December 2026)
Overview:
They say “West is Best,” and we’re about to prove it with an epic WA expedition packed with subterranean secrets, sky-high challenges, and the ultimate island vibes! From conquering massive rope structures and racing down dual flying foxes to snapping the perfect quokka selfie in a turquoise paradise, every moment is designed to push your limits, spark your curiosity, and soak up the very best of the coast.
Highlights Include
- Journey to Yanchep’s Crystal Cave, exploring glowing limestone chambers hidden deep underground
- Walk among the treetops on the Yanchep Koala Boardwalk to spot Australia’s iconic marsupials in their natural leafy habitat
- Test your grit and agility on a high-energy obstacle course complete with climbing walls, monkey bars, and a classic fireman’s pole
- Feel the wind in your hair on a double flying fox, racing friends through the air for the ultimate adrenaline rush
- Set sail for paradise aboard the Rottnest Island Fast Ferry, crossing the deep blue for a day of pure island exploration
- Plunge into the crystal-clear waters of The Basin, WA’s premier natural swimming hole, for an afternoon of snorkeling and seaside lunching
- Activities designed to build confidence, social connection, and everyday life skills
- AND MUCH MORE…
Program Details
(WA) Woodman Point/Fremantle Program
13 – 16 January 2027
(Registration Cut Off – 22nd December 2026)
Overview:
Adventure, discovery, and connection come together in one unforgettable experience. Explore Western Australia’s maritime heritage, snorkel above a historic shipwreck, encounter native wildlife in their natural habitat, and take on exciting aerial challenges. Every moment is designed to inspire confidence, spark curiosity, and create memories that extend far beyond the program.
Highlights Include
- Snorkel the Coogee Maritime Trail and explore the historic Omeo shipwreck beneath the surface.
- Challenge yourself on the High Ropes & Flying Fox at Woodman Point Recreation Centre.
- Cruise through Shoalwater Islands Marine Park, keeping an eye out for dolphins, sea lions, and little penguins.
- Visit Penguin Island and enjoy a guided wildlife walk through one of WA’s most unique island habitats.
- Go behind the scenes at the WA Wildlife Centre to meet rescued native animals and learn about wildlife conservation.
- Activities that build confidence, teamwork, and lasting friendships through shared adventure
- AND MUCH MORE…