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Jasper Green Reserve

Playground, half basketball court, open grass, shady trees and a splash of public art make Jasper Green an easy all-ages stop east of the railway. Kids can play while adults wander over to Justin Martin’s colourful mural on the tennis wall, and dogs are welcome off-lead in the designated area.

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Slides and climbing equipment at Jasper Green Reserve

Enter Jasper Green from its south-western Grant Street edge, east of Mann Street. Follow the public reserve paths towards the lawn and playground.

Jasper Green sits between Grant, William and Congdon Streets and works as a true neighbourhood park. There’s a children’s playground, basketball hoop, tennis wall, goal posts, seating, drinking fountain and plenty of grass for casual play or a picnic. The reserve is has a designated off-lead dog exercise area, although dogs are excluded from the playground and from areas in use for organised sport.

The mural on the back of the tennis wall was created in 2021 by Whadjuk artist Justin Martin of Djurandi Dreaming after workshops with students from North Cottesloe Primary School. Their ideas helped shape a work representing the Cottesloe area, including animals, plants and places significant to Nyungar people.

Grant Street Station and Swanbourne Station are both close by, making Jasper Green easy to reach without a car. There are no public toilets in the reserve, so keep that in mind if you’re settling in for a longer stay.

Jasper Green Reserve - Town of Cottesloe

Justin Martin mural - Town of Cottesloe

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