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Best Suburbs for Outdoor Living in Perth 2026

These are the best for outdoor living suburbs in Perth, drawn from SuburbCheck's data on every Perth suburb. Ranked by Outdoor Score — a national percentile led by parks and green space, plus bike paths, hiking trails, dog parks and picnic areas (per 1,000 residents) from OpenStreetMap. 80+ puts a suburb in the national top 20%. Scores update as new government data is released.

Last updated 12 June 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Which suburb in Perth is best for outdoor living?

Karawara tops SuburbCheck's Outdoor Score ranking for Perth, with an Outdoor Score of 99/100. The score is led by parks and green space, with trails, bike paths, dog parks and picnic areas adding to it, all per 1,000 residents and benchmarked nationally.

How is the Outdoor Score calculated?

The Outdoor Score is a national percentile (0–100) led by parks and nature reserves, with bike paths, hiking trails, dog parks, picnic areas and skate parks as secondary factors — all within about 3km of the suburb centre, per 1,000 residents, from OpenStreetMap. A score of 80 or above puts a suburb in the national top 20% for outdoor access.

Does the Outdoor Score include beaches?

Not directly — the score is built from parks, reserves and trails. Each suburb profile separately shows the distance to the nearest beach, so coastal access is covered there rather than in the Outdoor Score.

SuburbCheck

A free, data-driven tool to compare Australian suburbs on safety, schools, transport, property and liveability — built from public government data.

Data sources

ABS Census & ERP · Valuers-General · BOCSAR & state crime agencies · GTFS · ACARA · Bureau of Meteorology · OpenStreetMap.

Data is from public sources and may not reflect current conditions. Figures are indicative and should not be the sole basis for property or relocation decisions.

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