Explore Wanneroo’s rich cultural, natural and Aboriginal heritage at the Wanneroo Regional Museum. Family‑friendly displays, interactive exhibits and community history.
Free Entry
The Wanneroo Regional Museum explores the stories of the people, places and landscapes that have shaped the City of Wanneroo.
We care for and interpret the region’s collections of objects, photographs and documents, bringing them to life through permanent and temporary exhibitions, public programs, and events held across our historic venues.
We are committed to telling the continuing stories of our First Nations peoples and providing a safe, welcoming, gathering place for people from all backgrounds.
The museum is also home to a dedicated Museum Play Space suitable for 0–8-year-olds and we run engaging self-led and facilitated activities and events throughout the year.
If you’re interested in doing a deep dive into the region’s fascinating history, visit our Community History Centre, nestled in the back of the museum where researchers, students and history buffs are welcome to explore our local history.
Everyone is included
We are striving to make our museums as inclusive as possible to ensure all visitors have an enriching experience at our sites. We have a range of sensory accommodations and resources available for visitors of all ages. Contact us for more details.
Wanneroo Regional Museum
Wanneroo Regional Museum
3 Rocca Way, Wanneroo WA 6065
Sat 12pm to 4pm
Sundays and public holidays closed.
Cockman House
Cockman House
Woodvale WA 6026
From 1.30pm to 4pm
Closed public holiday weekends
Transport and parking
For details on public transport options, visit Transperth
At the Wanneroo Regional Museum limited street parking is available or park for free at the nearby Wanneroo Shopping Centre.
Accessibility
The Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre, including the museum, is fully wheelchair accessible.
For more information visit the Accessible facilities web page.
