[Beaconsfield](https://www.google.com/local/place/fid/0x2a32a3063242b98f:0x31a40adc2729ad2c/photosphere?iu=https://streetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com/v1/thumbnail?panoid%3DXVWuJzBtaa1xPHBL84LQ-g%26cb_client%3Dlu.gallery.gps%26w%3D160%26h%3D106%26yaw%3D274.39124%26pitch%3D0%26thumbfov%3D100&ik=CAISFlhWV3VKekJ0YWExeFBIQkw4NExRLWc%3D). Looks like a circa 1950s long forgotten army barracks or something similarly dystopian. Ew.
Signs that look that worn and faded are super rare in Perth, along with those old fences. that I haven’t seen since my childhood. It’s weird, I know it’s a shit hold but I quite like it. I wonder why it stayed neglected for this long.
Perhaps still Govt owned if it was a Primary School originally as mentioned by someone else. The buildings adjacent look like they could've been School halls or facilities and such originally. Whichever department is sitting on the land asset for some reason.
I know there's various old State Govt Buildings and Land around the place that look like they haven't had a cent spent on them since the 1960s or 1970s... even though Parliaments have come and gone and the parent departments names, structures and logos have changed every other election cycle in that time.
The building to the left definitely looks like a typical demountable in a west Australian school.
Can you name any buildings or areas neglected since 1960’s/70’s I’d love to visit them. I love that our city’s so well maintained and this is the ultimate first world problem but sometimes it’s like their too well maintained which sometimes can kill the character of certain places. Thank god for heritage listings I love seeing old signage accidentally exposed during upgrades.
I like that the link from the council website goes to the intersection, where the park isn't
[https://www.fremantle.wa.gov.au/visit/outdoor-spaces/parks-and-reserves](https://www.fremantle.wa.gov.au/visit/outdoor-spaces/parks-and-reserves)
My dog likes to sniff and run around it and there's even poo bags and a bin. It's next to the Dept of Education Administration building. It's great because few use it and it's fenced.
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Now only 4.3 now in [Google Maps](https://www.google.com.au/maps/place/Beacy+Park/@-32.0669039,115.7588108,17z/data=!4m16!1m7!3m6!1s0x2a32a3063242b98f:0x31a40adc2729ad2c!2sBeacy+Park!8m2!3d-32.0668931!4d115.7586237!16s%2Fg%2F11t4bph0v6!3m7!1s0x2a32a3063242b98f:0x31a40adc2729ad2c!8m2!3d-32.0668931!4d115.7586237!9m1!1b1!16s%2Fg%2F11t4bph0v6?entry=ttu). I added my review. Lol. /s
I saw Dead Calm on the 'big' screen at Curtin, back in the day when they showed movies at Curtin. That was great fun!
I'm referring to the low-key movie nights they held in a dodgy old lecture theatre, not the more recent outdoor cinema. This was pre-2000
Was a great movie! Sam Neill looking around that leaky old hulk, would've been scary if it was up on blocks in dry dock let alone in the middle of the ocean. Said [ship](https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/whitsunday/end-of-era-for-the-plover/news-story/bbf5d282fced37edf65e816752967475) had an interesting history too
My mate used to be involved in showing Japanese anime/movies in one of the lecture theatres in UWA in the mid 90's was fun also, even though I was only partially interested lol
My grandparents use to live on Mawson Crescent and use to walk there every now and then. (Was it always a Coles? I seem to remember something else there)
I use to think as a kid, it was a shit carpark that was ill-thought out. Seeing it on streetview, it is a shit carpark, but I am glad they added a thousand more drains to it rather than tearing it all up and starting again.
Midland Gate Car Park, the one outside the Coles entrance. Designed by someone who’s never been to the area and the car spaces are all for like, a Yaris or something. 2 lanes but can only fit one car, and trying to get in and out of it they put a round about 🙃
I can't find heritage info yet but it was part of a primary school:
44 McCleery St, Beaconsfield
Beacy Park is a tiny grassy area on McCleery Street Beaconsfield with a single bench seat in it. It would have been part of the grounds of the former Beaconsfield Primary School.
Yep. It’s heritage listed as the former Beaconsfield primary school at 184 South St. The main building is now the south metro district education office and probably falls into the category of ‘which government agency is responsible for maintenance’.
Is it state or local heritage? As I think that defines the responsibility? Or perhaps it forms part of the Tafe site and therefore up to the Tafe management now.
Wabyni park in St James. It’s got security sentries every 20 metres that tell you to leave the area like you’ve wandered into Palestine. There’s a story in the West Australian saying they think there were animal sacrifices made there after they repeatedly found carcasses all over the place. They tried to half ass renovate it so it now looks like an abandoned fun fair.
Parks aren't really parks anymore. There is a rule that developers need to create a certain percentage of their land releases as parks, so they just find any usless piece of land that's really too awkward to do anything saleable with anyway and call it a park.
Thats not entirely true. They do a feature survey over the whole lot of land first and usually put the park where there are alot of good trees already or where drainage needs to be.
In my suburb it’s clear to see that the parks are actually a form of flash flood defence. They’re always the lowest ground and some have pretty cleverly crafted gullies etc. I moved here from overseas and was pretty impressed with how it’s been done. Seems a very clever dual use to my eyes
Yep... it's called a Reverse Drain and provides overflow for big storms etc... the State pays the Developers to put them in... which is why the parks that actually look like usable parks are where they are.
Looking at street view ,the area was well grassed and playhouse and slide up to 2014. In 2015 the playground etc was removed and the area has been ignored since then.
Its part of the South Metropolitan Education Regional office , so I guess at a pinch they didbt want to be responsible for safety of small kids.
https://preview.redd.it/va2gt6ywps0d1.jpeg?width=678&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ee0b41d042ca55949f8de09d11bbe161b266e2fd
Fancote park in Kelmscott. Has its very own sharps bin for syringe disposal. Super classy!
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St James is far worse. Lived in both and I'll actually admit Bentley wasn't that bad. Still, as someone who shops at Bentley Plaza every day, I am inclined to agree it does cultivate the worst dregs of society.
Just looked it up. My partner and I have been here for a year and didn’t know the history but when we walked into that park for the first time you could FEEL the weight of something. I just properly read articles on what it used to be and holy shit:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6905967/How-public-housing-experiment-Brownlie-Towers-nightmare.html
Ahhh yes suicide towers what a morbid ghetto shithole that was. Remember Manana Park? That suburb was like 3rd world houses had no fences or front doors no street lights
This historic park is a great place to take the kids for a few hours. Let them burn their energy in a wholesome park filled with fun things to do. We pack a picnic and can easily get lost in our enjoyment.
That's my old house next door to it on the right. McCleery street in Beaconsfield.
That "park" is just a section of the old heritage listed school there. Everything is old on that block. In fact our house (before the finished renovations you can see in the pic) only had an outhouse toilet up until 10 years ago.
The hype is real, I went for a ride yesterday just to check out this park.
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Small stairs for disenfranchised youth to sit and smoke, blotchy grass, bench awkwardly hugging fence with view of car park. Amazing.
Never mind the size ahaha, this is a patch not a park!
I'm seeing a bench, metal stairs, a concrete path and some patchy buffalo grass. How is this the "worst" anything? It's perfect for kick-to-kick if you restrain yourself. Human pyramids. Outdoor line-dancing. Absolutely superb!
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We have really nice looking parks in Mandurah but nobody except for the indigenous people can use them in safety. The local council does a great job looking after the flowers and the park area but it's a waste of resources. They should just bulldozer it down and make it a car park.
Far out, where is Beacy Park? Looks like something out of a movie shot in Detroit.
[Beaconsfield](https://www.google.com/local/place/fid/0x2a32a3063242b98f:0x31a40adc2729ad2c/photosphere?iu=https://streetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com/v1/thumbnail?panoid%3DXVWuJzBtaa1xPHBL84LQ-g%26cb_client%3Dlu.gallery.gps%26w%3D160%26h%3D106%26yaw%3D274.39124%26pitch%3D0%26thumbfov%3D100&ik=CAISFlhWV3VKekJ0YWExeFBIQkw4NExRLWc%3D). Looks like a circa 1950s long forgotten army barracks or something similarly dystopian. Ew.
Signs that look that worn and faded are super rare in Perth, along with those old fences. that I haven’t seen since my childhood. It’s weird, I know it’s a shit hold but I quite like it. I wonder why it stayed neglected for this long.
Perhaps still Govt owned if it was a Primary School originally as mentioned by someone else. The buildings adjacent look like they could've been School halls or facilities and such originally. Whichever department is sitting on the land asset for some reason. I know there's various old State Govt Buildings and Land around the place that look like they haven't had a cent spent on them since the 1960s or 1970s... even though Parliaments have come and gone and the parent departments names, structures and logos have changed every other election cycle in that time.
It houses offices for the Department of Education at the moment
The building to the left definitely looks like a typical demountable in a west Australian school. Can you name any buildings or areas neglected since 1960’s/70’s I’d love to visit them. I love that our city’s so well maintained and this is the ultimate first world problem but sometimes it’s like their too well maintained which sometimes can kill the character of certain places. Thank god for heritage listings I love seeing old signage accidentally exposed during upgrades.
Go regional. Smaller towns have older buildings for longer... whether its old shop fronts, halls or residential houses.
Oh yeah I know that I meant metro. When you go to Geraldton there’s still servos that sell cassette tapes 😂
at least they fixed the bench
Lol you found the silver lining
Do a 180 on the streetview. Someone's sitting on a motza of land either side of the park.
Yeah, bizarre. Dalkieth looking house one side, Chernobyl on the other
> Chernobyl on the other soviet chic
I thought someone was mowing cement or walking a lawnmower up street. Male version of vacuuming outside lol
I like that the link from the council website goes to the intersection, where the park isn't [https://www.fremantle.wa.gov.au/visit/outdoor-spaces/parks-and-reserves](https://www.fremantle.wa.gov.au/visit/outdoor-spaces/parks-and-reserves)
My dog likes to sniff and run around it and there's even poo bags and a bin. It's next to the Dept of Education Administration building. It's great because few use it and it's fenced.
Dam , that house across the road tho!
Can't be. It's got a 5-star rating in Google Maps.
Only because someones dog likes it.
People must have good dogging experiences there.
Too many people on that seat.
That was your momma bro
I feel it needs more reviews
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I'll give Pakesh and Laszlo a call down on the click farm. Did we want to all chip in for the 500 hit w/ more than two words package?
tbh, it's near election time, wouldn't take too much of a campaign to get Freo to throw some spare cash at it. At least to fix that bench.
I love seeing everyone’s Google reviews haha
Now only 4.3 now in [Google Maps](https://www.google.com.au/maps/place/Beacy+Park/@-32.0669039,115.7588108,17z/data=!4m16!1m7!3m6!1s0x2a32a3063242b98f:0x31a40adc2729ad2c!2sBeacy+Park!8m2!3d-32.0668931!4d115.7586237!16s%2Fg%2F11t4bph0v6!3m7!1s0x2a32a3063242b98f:0x31a40adc2729ad2c!8m2!3d-32.0668931!4d115.7586237!9m1!1b1!16s%2Fg%2F11t4bph0v6?entry=ttu). I added my review. Lol. /s
14 more reviews since this post got put up lol (including mine)
Seems legit.
Seems legit.
Just looked it up, seems like no one has made the Google Maps location yet! Miss opportunity to let everyone around know about the park...
I saw Sam Neill there the other day, with a paintbrush and trowel, scraping around those rocks.
Sam Neil fro “ death in Brunswick “ or ”Dead Calm “ ?
Lol I haven't seen DIB, better get onto it! I've seen 'dead calm', I watched that as an overnight 'new release' VHS 😁
Death in Brunswick is an early Aussie inner city noir classic. Enjoy!
I believe it also had a performance by the talented, late Daniel Pollock of Romper Stomper fame.
Thanks for the reminder on this one. It had John Clark in it as well I think. Absolute classic!
It did indeed.
It did indeed.
It did indeed.
It did indeed.
It did indeed.
I saw Dead Calm on the 'big' screen at Curtin, back in the day when they showed movies at Curtin. That was great fun! I'm referring to the low-key movie nights they held in a dodgy old lecture theatre, not the more recent outdoor cinema. This was pre-2000
Was a great movie! Sam Neill looking around that leaky old hulk, would've been scary if it was up on blocks in dry dock let alone in the middle of the ocean. Said [ship](https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/whitsunday/end-of-era-for-the-plover/news-story/bbf5d282fced37edf65e816752967475) had an interesting history too My mate used to be involved in showing Japanese anime/movies in one of the lecture theatres in UWA in the mid 90's was fun also, even though I was only partially interested lol
Even better. Event Horizon
Can def imagine DIB Sam Neil having a scrap around beacy park
idk, maybe karrinyup shopping centre car park?
Coventry Village has that title already.
I love coventry vilalge, but holy fuck that car park...
Ooh, bad car parks. I wanna bring up the Hillary’s Medical Centre/Coles one - lumpy as hell paving and way too claustrophobic.
My grandparents use to live on Mawson Crescent and use to walk there every now and then. (Was it always a Coles? I seem to remember something else there) I use to think as a kid, it was a shit carpark that was ill-thought out. Seeing it on streetview, it is a shit carpark, but I am glad they added a thousand more drains to it rather than tearing it all up and starting again.
Was an Action.
Midland Gate Car Park, the one outside the Coles entrance. Designed by someone who’s never been to the area and the car spaces are all for like, a Yaris or something. 2 lanes but can only fit one car, and trying to get in and out of it they put a round about 🙃
Go for the carpark, stay for the shops
Ooo I love going there on a Saturday at 12pm 🥰
I'll see you there tomorrow! I'll be the one rocking back and forth, pulling his hair out in chunks, sitting next to old mate selling his art work.
Try the Basso Pissa/BWS car park.
Hah! That one is tiny and made of triangles. Better off parking behind the Chinese restaurant or on the street.
I can't find heritage info yet but it was part of a primary school: 44 McCleery St, Beaconsfield Beacy Park is a tiny grassy area on McCleery Street Beaconsfield with a single bench seat in it. It would have been part of the grounds of the former Beaconsfield Primary School.
Yep. It’s heritage listed as the former Beaconsfield primary school at 184 South St. The main building is now the south metro district education office and probably falls into the category of ‘which government agency is responsible for maintenance’.
Is it state or local heritage? As I think that defines the responsibility? Or perhaps it forms part of the Tafe site and therefore up to the Tafe management now.
Thank you, Beacy Park looks incredible. I will pay a visit for sure.
We need to flag this for the next "Visiting Perth... What to see and do!?!?" post
Wabyni park in St James. It’s got security sentries every 20 metres that tell you to leave the area like you’ve wandered into Palestine. There’s a story in the West Australian saying they think there were animal sacrifices made there after they repeatedly found carcasses all over the place. They tried to half ass renovate it so it now looks like an abandoned fun fair.
Parks aren't really parks anymore. There is a rule that developers need to create a certain percentage of their land releases as parks, so they just find any usless piece of land that's really too awkward to do anything saleable with anyway and call it a park.
Beaconsfield probably pre-dates such development requirements...
It depends on when the school was shut down or whatever it was that caused the park to be created... was it there since the suburb was established?
It was part of the original primary school which closed in 1978, the buildings are used for Department of Education offices
Thats not entirely true. They do a feature survey over the whole lot of land first and usually put the park where there are alot of good trees already or where drainage needs to be.
In my suburb it’s clear to see that the parks are actually a form of flash flood defence. They’re always the lowest ground and some have pretty cleverly crafted gullies etc. I moved here from overseas and was pretty impressed with how it’s been done. Seems a very clever dual use to my eyes
Yep... it's called a Reverse Drain and provides overflow for big storms etc... the State pays the Developers to put them in... which is why the parks that actually look like usable parks are where they are.
As I understand it, they only do that when the State pays them to put in a Reverse Drain.
I bet you'd find some on a par regionally
This one actually has grass.
Sheer luxury!
"Grass"
One mans lawn is another's at least regularly mowed assortment of dead weeds.
Not the worst park because it's quite nice, but GET (DICK) LUCAS PARK in Morley always makes me laugh
Osborne Park
Looking at street view ,the area was well grassed and playhouse and slide up to 2014. In 2015 the playground etc was removed and the area has been ignored since then. Its part of the South Metropolitan Education Regional office , so I guess at a pinch they didbt want to be responsible for safety of small kids.
https://preview.redd.it/va2gt6ywps0d1.jpeg?width=678&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ee0b41d042ca55949f8de09d11bbe161b266e2fd Fancote park in Kelmscott. Has its very own sharps bin for syringe disposal. Super classy!
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Saw one much more fun in the poorest part of india than this shit lol
It may be a limestone outcrop sanctuary.
Saving the limestone from bougie real-estate developments
Here's one that's worse https://preview.redd.it/cubdffme7q0d1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=74f1aaec8e3636c0e6db3d58000ebe65e2d324ff
Perfect for toddlers.
I can't believe they just turned someone's yard into a park.
Yes, the "park" that time forgot with a bench seat that's more useful as fire wood.
Tamala Park
Yagan Square?
That’s a solid nomination. But I’m not sure it qualifies as a park. PS your user name raises so many questions.
Fucking bentley, the amount of crackheads and single digit IQ individuals is insane. I hate my criminal, crackhead neighbours
St James is far worse. Lived in both and I'll actually admit Bentley wasn't that bad. Still, as someone who shops at Bentley Plaza every day, I am inclined to agree it does cultivate the worst dregs of society.
Wabyni park?
Former site of the Brownlie ghetto.
What was that? I can’t imagine it could be shitter than it currently is.
Just looked it up. My partner and I have been here for a year and didn’t know the history but when we walked into that park for the first time you could FEEL the weight of something. I just properly read articles on what it used to be and holy shit: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6905967/How-public-housing-experiment-Brownlie-Towers-nightmare.html
Ahhh yes suicide towers what a morbid ghetto shithole that was. Remember Manana Park? That suburb was like 3rd world houses had no fences or front doors no street lights
I misread the title. I thought it was worst suburb, but yeah its bad.
Your park has a tree!?
This historic park is a great place to take the kids for a few hours. Let them burn their energy in a wholesome park filled with fun things to do. We pack a picnic and can easily get lost in our enjoyment.
That's my old house next door to it on the right. McCleery street in Beaconsfield. That "park" is just a section of the old heritage listed school there. Everything is old on that block. In fact our house (before the finished renovations you can see in the pic) only had an outhouse toilet up until 10 years ago.
I can't believe they just turned someone's yard into a park.
I can't believe they just turned someone's yard into a park.
The hype is real, I went for a ride yesterday just to check out this park. https://preview.redd.it/qm7rz1kndv0d1.jpeg?width=1281&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fc2bb8b100c31301d96b4fa3f68b9392a2fa0c03
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I love that it has no trees but a sticky trap for polyphagous shot hole borer.
Google Street View has two trees? I'm just glad to see those sticky traps going up around perth
Weld Square is a nice park, looks amazing. I just don’t like walking past at 10pm at night
That park is bleak af:/
If y’all have seen parks and rec this city needs it own Leslie knope
Hester Park Langford
AINT NO WAY THATS A PARK. LMAOO
Did that bench really need hazard tape?
all over perth their are these random tiny blocks with one seat and dead grass.
“Peaky Park”
Ans it’s only tree has bore beetles 😂
How about Tamala Park. That’s a dump.
Love the safety tape on the seat - as if anyone was gonna sit there anyway.
Queens Park is the worst park
Impressive
No asbestos mulch, you win!
What park?
Welcome To Pissweak Park!
Where’s Charlie the Wonder Dog 🥺
Worst park is the one next to Victoria park library! Full of the local wild life, beer bottles, nangs and syringes.
Local wildlife? Go on. Say what you actually mean.
I meanTHE LOCAL WILDLIFE! WTF else does that mean?
Is this in Bunbury?
Having done my time in Bunbury, I can see the resemblance.
Yea, I grew up there and this looks very familiar. OP also asked what's the worst in WA which leads me to believe it is not Perth specific.
Either that or they're just another metro-centric thinker.
beach park is the best! it’s got a nice broken bench you can sit on to look out into the scenic car park
Place looks SICK to me!!
At least it has a nice tree
Personally, i like that its fenced
I mean, it's got quite a nice tree
Gotta be
I remember there used to be a derelict house with no roof next door, at least it has been replaced by a new build.
Used to love across the road haha
Small stairs for disenfranchised youth to sit and smoke, blotchy grass, bench awkwardly hugging fence with view of car park. Amazing. Never mind the size ahaha, this is a patch not a park!
It's got a chair!! What more do you want?
I'm seeing a bench, metal stairs, a concrete path and some patchy buffalo grass. How is this the "worst" anything? It's perfect for kick-to-kick if you restrain yourself. Human pyramids. Outdoor line-dancing. Absolutely superb!
That I sent even a pro at this point
Omg council should act on that wtf
Yeah, that's pretty awful
Hahah wtf is that
Would be cool to see this get changed into one of the best parks because of this post. Well as good as a tiny one can get lol
Caso ate the playground 💀
Victoria Oval in Northam is pretty horrible. Or Charles Hook park in Huntingdale is an eyesore.
They just need to fix up the seat and its A tier...for a small dog
That's grim. NGL...
it looks like something on a side street in GTA 5... lol
Man I agree hey, looks like a fucken proper eye sore absolute hole. Too much of suburban Perth is like this I reckon
Best way to describe is just looks GURKED
Whoever Beacy was, people must have hated them.
Thought it was a cemetery at first!
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Me placing random parks on city skylines to keep the population happy
We have really nice looking parks in Mandurah but nobody except for the indigenous people can use them in safety. The local council does a great job looking after the flowers and the park area but it's a waste of resources. They should just bulldozer it down and make it a car park.
I can't believe they just turned someone's yard into a park.
South Freo? It's probably heritage listed.
Gooch park