Outback Splash: Perth water park prices and location

The best waterslides at the Outback Splash water park include the Gold Rush, Plummet and Wedgie. There are also mazes, mini golf and wildlife for the winter season.

Outback Splash in Bullsbrook, Western Australia, is a large water park about half an hour’s drive from Perth. It’s to the north-west of the city and just to the north of the Swan Valley.

Don’t miss out – book your Outback Splash ticket in advance.

Outback Splash ticket prices

Tickets to Outback Splash in Bullsbrook don’t come cheap. But the $58 entry price does include meeting the park’s koalas and mini golf. Tickets should be booked online.

Outback Splash winter attractions

There are plenty of year-round attractions at Outback Splash. There’s a small wildlife section where you can meet a wombat, kangaroo and emu. There’s also a children’s playground and mini golf course, plus a series of mazes. One’s made of wood, one’s made of hedges, one’s made of tractor tyres and so on.

This is all well and good, and makes the park potentially worth a visit during the winter season. But let’s face it, the main reason to come to a water park is water slides.

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Rottnest Island ferry transfer – with bike hire and snorkelling gear. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
The Pinnacles desert – with koalas 🐨 and sandboarding.
Wave Rock day tour – with wildflowers & Aboriginal culture.
Margaret River wineries experience 🍷 – with tastings, caves & Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse.
Full day Swan Valley wine tour 🍷– with lunch.

Outback Splash water slides

There are plenty of water slides to enjoy at Outback Splash, too. The Plummet is the most fun of the inflatable slides. It’s 10 metres high, with a seven metre drop.

The Blackout goes for a black hole-style slide, with twists and turns in the darkness interspersed with dazzling light effects. It’s disorientating, and that’s the point. You emerge in the daylight, then gravity takes over for the run to the big splashdown.

For sheer speed, there’s the Gold Rush and the Wedgie. The Gold Rush is painted in a translucent gold and has lots of twists and turns. Riders can reach speeds of up to 60km per hour.

The Wedgie goes even faster, hitting speed of up to 75km per hour. It’s the fastest body slide in Western Australia, and is a real test of nerve. There’s a huge, near-vertical drop, and you’re flushed down it by the flow of 100 tonnes of water per hour.

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✅ See the Rottnest Island quokkas the smart way – with a ferry and bike package.
✅ Be amazed by the abundant wildlife – on a dolphin, penguin and sealion cruise.
✅ See clear night skies in a moon-like desert – on a Pinnacles stargazing experience.
✅ Indulge in chocolate, cheese & premium wines – on a Swan Valley food and wine tour.
✅ See the city sunset from the water – on a Swan River dinner cruise.
✅ Watch gold being melted and poured – on a Perth Mint gold tour.
✅ Combine nature with imperious city views – on Kings Park Segway tour.
✅ Face your fears and get the thrill of your life on a – on a 15,000ft skydive.
✅ Find all the best hidden hangouts – on a small bar and street art tour.

Octopus Bay and Splash Island

Considerably less fearsome is Octopus Bay, which is for toddlers. This 35 metre splash pool includes a giant octopus with three slides, plus a tipping bucket. The little ones love it.

Outback Splash in Bullsbrook near Perth, WA.

Splash Island is a better fit for older children. This water playground comes with interactive sprays, water cannons, a massive tipping bucket and six waterslides. It’s the centrepiece of Outback Splash.