Araluen Botanic Park is located in a sheltered valley in the Darling Ranges, approximately 30 kilometres (19 mi) south of Perth, Western Australia, in the suburb of Roleystone. The Botanical Park covers an area of about 59 hectares (150 acres). There is a small entry fee to the park, and it is open every day of the year. There is a mixture of exotic plant varieties, however the park also contains many remnants of native bush. Jack Simons bought the property in 1929 on behalf of the Young Australia League (YAL) to use as a holiday camp. The site was officially opened in November 1931 by state attorney-general Thomas Davy. It was named in honour of Henry Kendall's poem "Araluen", referring to Araluen, New South Wales, and said to mean "running water" in an Indigenous language of New South Wales. More information...
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