Wireless Hill Reserve is a great place to walk around as there are multiple walking paths around the reserve where you can see some beautiful flowers and wildlife. At the top of the hill there is a playground for kids and a museum to find out more about the reserve. This is a great place to go if you want views of the Swan River, whilst enjoying the quiet of the reserve. This place is a must see 🙂

A wonderful park, well set out and walking track’s accessible for everyone. Wild flowers will be in bloom August September and it is spectacular. Well maintained by volunteers. Well preserved historic buildings. Great views especially on top of the lookout tower

Great views at the top of the lookout tower at the top of the hill. There's also a small nature playground and a few walking trails nearby. Plenty of space to picnic and public toilets are available as well. Good place to chill and spend time to explore. 5 mins drive down and you're back to the malls and suburbia.

Fabulous park, plenty of native orchids and other native plants.

Beautiful location with a fab view of the Swan River. Informative signs about Aboriginal history and culture dotted about the place.

Great place to come and visit. There is a museum open from 10am to 4pm. We were a bit late to visit on this occasion but will be back to look next time. Lots of parking available around the reserve. Either on the side road or in the carpark. Lots of well pathed trails here to use. All different inclines that take you to different sides of Wireless Hill reserve. Dogs are welcome but need to be leashed at all times. The towers are great to use as observation platforms that look all across the river. Will visit again. Great place, well maintained by Melville Council and Friends Community Group.

What a wonderful place to see lots of Wildflowers and Orchids! There's a path that goes right around with Red/Green Kangaroo Paws everywhere and so many birds constantly whistling. Green lawns. A viewing tower.

Beautiful park, lookout with a view of freeway, swan riner and the city. Love coming back here again and again

Loved seeing wildflowers. Even though a very cold windy day found somewhere sheltered to have lunch. Coffee at kiosk excellent and even had china mugs a bonus

Spring in Wireless Hill Reserve. Simply beautiful. I just covered less than 20% of the track before I left. So many wildflowers to see. What a great park! Cheers! (2021-09-27)

Such a lovely park. Great open spaces, children’s play ground, gardens that are flat for elderly and those with special needs like my daughter who’s vision impaired and left hemiplegia. Love the memorial and the lookout was great. Museum is very interesting with lots of great history.

Wireless Hill Park, this place has lots of history in the aspect of the first signal radio and war time significance statues and brick towers and monuments landscape the heritage area. Also this place is known to hold functions #Noisemachine, #onGoogleMaps, #LocalGuides

Great place for gathering, exercises and activities. Has playground and BBQ place. Walking path to enjoy natures and sceneries. Best of all, with many Pokemon Go gyms and pokestops, it is our onr stop for Pokemon community days and raids which you can reach by walking.

I acknowledge the Nyungaar people and their elders past and present who are original and traditional custodians of these lands…the hill includes a 40 acre reserve that contains a really diverse range of flora and fauna. It includes a raised platform for a fantastic view of the city from across the river. The site also includes a museum however it’s only open from Wednesday to Sunday from 10am. A great place for a bbq, nature walks and as an educational site.

Great for a stroll on well made pathways.

Between showers on Saturday we spotted some wildflowers at Wireless Hill. Thanks to the volunteers of Friends of Wireless Hill for keeping the weeds under control and protecting these gems.

Awesome place to relax and great for kids. Great BBQ facilities. Kept beautifully

Beautiful natural landscapes with walking tracks as well as main features in the park. The museum is currently closed but the memorial sites are accessible and there are toilet facilities close by to the playground, which is a small but lovely homage to the natural landscape surroundings. The lookout point is stairs only but not very high so a nice walk for those who are able with a lovely sunset view at the right time of evening. Quiet and open range, a lovely place to come and relax, bring a picnic, book to read or simply enjoy the walking atmosphere.

Visited mid-afternoon on Saturday. It was busy but not unpleasantly so, with families and walkers. The flowers were magnificent, with even a few spider orchids on show. Highly recommended for admiring our native wildflowers.