Cockburn’s coastline is a popular tourist attraction for Perth residents and includes the unique Omeo shipwreck. Parking in the area is limited, like at most popular tourist attractions around the world. There is no easy solution, so you may have to walk to your desired location.
Parking illegally blocks the vision of drivers, cyclists and walkers and can potentially cause an accident or death. For everyone’s safety and to avoid fines up to $500, please adhere to parking signage in the area. Please note that parking along Cockburn Road is prohibited.
The City’s rangers actively patrol the coastline over summer. Drones, parking sensors, license plate recognition technology and CCTV live monitoring are also used to help keep our community safe.
Parking is restricted along the coastline. In Port Coogee, limited land is available, Coogee Beach is protected by state legislation, and there are restrictions around clearing established native vegetation prevalent along the coastline.
Parking close by and walking to your desired location is another option.
- Woodman Point to Coogee Beach - 0.14km
- Coogee Beach to the Omeo shipwreck - 0.9km
- Coogee Beach to Ngarkal Beach - 1.6km
- C.Y O’Connor Beach to Ngarkal Beach - 1.8km
Woodman Point and Coogee Beach
The map below shows where you can park at Woodman Point and Coogee Beach. At Woodman Point there are over 200 car bays available, and at Coogee Beach, around 500. At Coogee Beach, parking is available north and south of Powell Road, at the Coogee Beach Surf Lifesaving Club (CBSLC), and along a section of Perlinte View.
North Coogee
The map below shows where car bays are located in North Coogee, including the temporary carpark off Thames Way. North Coogee has 181 car bays, including the temporary carpark.