Banksia Tourist Park is nestled in a peaceful semi-rural setting at the base of Gooseberry Hill National Park, offering a rare balance of relaxed country-style living with city convenience close by. Located just five minutes from Midland, two minutes from the Helena Valley shopping precinct, and within easy reach of Kalamunda and Perth Airport, the park provides an enviable lifestyle only 18km from Perth CBD.

With a bus stop located directly at the front entrance, getting around is easy—even without a car.

Permanent Living Lifestyle 
Banksia Tourist Park is a permanent residential over 55s community, designed specifically for long-term living. It is not short-term accommodation or a holiday park for transient stays. Residents enjoy a welcoming, like-minded community where you can settle in, feel at home, and enjoy a relaxed lifestyle surrounded by nature.

Banksia Tourist Park offers:

Security – A gated, secure community providing peace of mind and a safe living environment.

Lifestyle – Enjoy a true sense of home in a friendly, over 55s community-focused setting. Participate in social activities or simply relax and take in the natural surroundings.

Leisure – Make the most of a range of on-site facilities including a social club, swimming pool, gazebo BBQ areas, beautifully maintained grounds, recreation room, playground, and dedicated dog walking areas.

Low Maintenance Living – Experience a simplified lifestyle with less upkeep, giving you more time to relax, connect with others, and enjoy your surroundings.

Visitors – Guests are welcome, with fully self-contained accommodation available for visiting family and friends.

Banksia Tourist Park offers the ideal setting for comfortable, permanent over 55s living in a peaceful location with everything you need close by.

What is the over-55s park home community at Banksia Tourist Park?

Banksia Tourist Park includes a separate over-55s park home area within the park. The community offers a relaxed and established lifestyle environment close to Midland, Kalamunda, Perth Airport and surrounding health and community services.

Is this long-term living?

The over-55s area at Banksia Tourist Park is primarily made up of owner-occupied park homes and is designed for relaxed residential-style living within an established park community.

Can I rent or only buy?

Park homes at Banksia Tourist Park are privately owned and available for purchase only when offered for sale by existing residents. Park home owners are responsible for applicable site fees and utilities.

Are new homes or sites available?

Banksia Tourist Park does not currently offer new residential sites. From time to time, existing park homes may become available for private sale by current residents

Are pets allowed?

Yes. Banksia Tourist Park is a pet-friendly community and we understand pets are part of the family. Conditions and approval requirements may apply, so please contact management regarding suitability and current park guidelines.

Where is Banksia Tourist Park located?

Banksia Tourist Park is conveniently located at the base of Gooseberry Hill National Park, approximately 5 minutes from Midland, 10 minutes from Kalamunda, 15 minutes from Perth Airport and around 18km from Perth CBD.

Are shops, hospitals and services located nearby?

Yes. Banksia Tourist Park is located close to Midland Gate Shopping Centre, St John of God Midland Public and Private Hospitals, medical services, public transport and a range of local amenities.

Is public transport available nearby?

Yes. A public bus stop is located directly at the front entrance of the park, providing convenient access to Midland and surrounding Perth areas.