Katarina Karan, Talia Naidoo, Yoshna Naidoo, Isabelle Robins and Harry Robins try out the new robot-themed park in Piara Waters.
Camera IconKatarina Karan, Talia Naidoo, Yoshna Naidoo, Isabelle Robins and Harry Robins try out the new robot-themed park in Piara Waters. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Piara Waters: new park lets residents get robotic

Tim SlaterComment News

The $2.5 million park features a robot-themed cubby house, dual flying fox, basketball half-court, climbing structures and tunnel slides.

It is on the corner of Mason Road and Doryanthes Avenue.

Stockland WA general manager Col Dutton said the development of the park had been a community effort.

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“Newhaven locals and youngsters from the Piara Waters Primary School provided us with details as to what the park should feature. The result is a unique, creative family-friendly outdoor space that allows kids of all ages to let their imaginations run wild,” he said.

Mr Dutton said a large number of trees had been retained through planning and consultation with the City of Armadale.