If you’re in Perth and love spring, you’re in for a treat – there are loads of amazing events that celebrate wildflowers, blooms, local food, art and fresh air. Here are some of the best spring events happening currently around Perth this season!

1. Chittering SpringFest

31 August – 21 September 2025

Just an hour north of Perth, Chittering SpringFest is one of WA’s prettiest region-wide celebrations, bringing together wildflower walks, local wine and produce, markets, live music, crafts and history. It’s a chance to explore rolling countryside and enjoy the colours and flavours of spring in a relaxed, community atmosphere.

2. Everlasting Kings Park Festival

12 – 29 September 2025

Kings Park comes alive in September with thousands of native wildflower species, wellness events, art installations, guided walks and family activities. The festival is a highlight of WA’s wildflower season, showing off the incredible diversity of flora right in the heart of the city.

3. Tulip Festival 2025 (Araluen Botanic Park)

22 August – 10 October 2025

Araluen’s gardens transform into a sea of colour with more than 250,000 tulips and countless other spring bulbs in bloom. Alongside the vibrant displays, visitors can enjoy music, picnics and even twilight concerts among the flowers, making it one of Perth’s most enchanting seasonal traditions.

4. Canola Fields

15 August – 15 October

From late August to early October, the countryside outside Perth bursts into bright yellow as the canola fields bloom. Places like York, Northam and Goomalling are known for their sweeping fields, which make for incredible road trip views and photo stops. Many farms have dedicated viewing spots or walking trails so visitors can enjoy the flowers without damaging crops, and local cafés and bakeries often get into the spirit with seasonal treats.

5. S&R Orchard Blossom Festival

12 – 29 September 2025

In the Perth Hills, S&R Orchard opens its gates for a magical celebration of blossoms, with rows of cherry and fruit trees bursting into colour. Families can wander through the orchards, enjoy food trucks, kids’ rides and photo-worthy views, all wrapped up in a cheerful festival vibe.

6. Perth Royal Show

27 September – 4 October 2025

A Perth institution, the Royal Show brings together agriculture, animals, showbags, rides and food in a week-long spectacle at Claremont Showground. Alongside the classic attractions, spring is celebrated with stunning flower displays and competitions that showcase WA’s best blooms. It’s a lively mix of colour, tradition and fun, making it a favourite for families looking for entertainment and a taste of country life in the city.

7. Lesueur National Park

About 2 hours north of Perth, Lesueur is one of the richest spots for wildflowers in WA. More than 900 plant species grow here, and in spring the hillsides explode in colour with orchids, kangaroo paws, and banksias. The trails are well marked and scenic, perfect for a spring road trip.

8. Walyunga National Park

Closer to home, just 45 minutes from Perth, Walyunga is known for its river views and granite boulders—but come spring, the wildflowers bring extra colour to the walking trails. You’ll spot everlastings, wattles, and plenty of native blooms along the Swan River.

9. John Forrest National Park

One of WA’s oldest national parks and just a short drive east of Perth. Spring adds carpets of native flowers along the Railway Reserves Heritage Trail and around the waterfalls. A great option if you want bushwalking, wildflowers, and a picnic all rolled into one.