Mary Carroll Park is a significant environmental asset.

The Eudoria Street hub includes provision of new facilities:

  • All abilities playground
  • Pedestrian bridge and walkway
  • Changing places and accessible public toilets 
  • Bore with iron filter to remove brown staining
  • Parallel parking bays
  • Accessible carpark 

The park is named after Mary Carroll, a naturalist and former teacher (1923-1956) at the nearby Gosnells Primary School.

The park has become the focus of considerable community interest, with dedicated volunteer input from the Friends of Mary Carroll Park, the Gosnells Primary School, South East Regional Centre of Urban Landcare (SERCUL) and the Armadale-Gosnells Landcare Group (AGLG). The City has also collaborated with the Langford Aboriginal Association on the project.

Vision Plan

Based on community input, the plan allows for proposals at specific sites to highlight the diverse environmental and historical story of the park.

More information

  • Nature passport open page
    Nature Play Passport
    Keep the kids entertained and active in the local region with a Nature Play Passport. This booklet lists exciting natural places to visit...
  • mary carroll park wetlands
    Visioning document
    The Mary Carroll Park Vision Plan was endorsed by Council at its Ordinary Council Meeting of 25 February 2014.

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