Midvale

Midvale is a suburb in Western Australia. Population of 2,283 (2021 Census). Median age 35. Median household income $1,433/wk. Median rent $275/wk. 13 campsites, 31 trails, 9 pubs nearby.

Midvale sits on the eastern edge of Perth's inner suburbs, offering convenient access to the Darling Range foothills. The area has strong local amenities with 46 shops and services, making it practical for caravan and motorhome travellers needing supplies or a base to explore nearby hiking trails.

The suburb is home to numerous hiking trails within walking distance, including Harold Road, Marsh Court, The Quarry, and Woodbridge Close—all under 1km away. These short, accessible walks make Midvale ideal for travellers wanting daily exercise or nature time without lengthy drives. Pine Gap, Higham Hill, and Scarp View trails offer slightly longer options for those with more time.

For accommodation, BIG4 Perth Midland Tourist Park is just 2km away, providing standard caravan park facilities. The local pub scene includes the Pig & Whistle Bar & Bistro, Swan View Tavern, Stirling Arms, and Darling Range Pub—all within 1.1km—making it straightforward to find food and drinks. With 96 public toilets across the suburb, facilities are well-distributed for travellers.

Travel Info

Must See

  • Harold Road TrailClosest hiking option at 0.7km; easy access for morning or afternoon walks.
  • The Quarry TrailShort scenic walk just 0.8km away; popular with locals exploring the foothills.
  • BIG4 Perth Midland Tourist ParkMain caravan accommodation 2km away; reliable facilities for overnight stays.

Must Do

  • Hiking on Marsh Court or Woodbridge Close trailsBoth within 0.7–0.9km; ideal for stretching legs and exploring the Darling Range foothills.
  • Pub meal at Pig & Whistle Bar & Bistro or Swan View TavernConvenient dining within 1km; good for lunch or dinner without leaving the suburb.
  • Multi-trail day exploring Pine Gap, Higham Hill, and Scarp ViewAll within 1–1.3km radius; allows varied exploration of local walking options in a single outing.

Travel Tips

  • Stock up on supplies at local shops before heading further into the Darling Range—Midvale has good retail coverage but quieter areas beyond are more limited.
  • Most trails are short (under 2km) and suit half-day walks; plan multiple trails if you have a full day.
  • BIG4 Perth Midland Tourist Park is the main caravan facility nearby; book ahead during school holidays and weekends.
  • Public toilets are abundant throughout the suburb—use them strategically before heading to trailheads.
  • Mobile coverage is reliable in Midvale; check with accommodation providers for Wi-Fi if needed.
Traffic & Access: Midvale is well-connected within Perth's inner suburbs via major roads. Fuel and supplies are readily available locally, making it a practical stop for caravan and motorhome travellers before heading further into the Darling Range.
Best Time to Visit: Spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May) offer mild temperatures ideal for hiking the nearby trails without summer heat.

Midvale at a Glance

ABS Census 2021
2,283
Population
35
Median Age
$1,433/wk
Median Household Income
2.5
Avg Household Size
$1,742/mo
Median Mortgage
$275/wk
Median Rent
66%
Home Ownership
31%
Renting
37%
Born Overseas
19%
University Educated
6.2%
Unemployment
244
Families

Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is near Midvale?

There are 10 campsites near Midvale, including BIG4 Perth Midland Tourist Park (2.7km), BIG4 Perth Midland Tourist Park (2.9km), Banksia Tourist Park (5.6km).

What walks and trails are near Midvale?

There are 10 walking trails near Midvale, including Marsh Court (0.9km), Harold Road (0.9km), The Quarry (1.1km).

Is there fuel near Midvale?

Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Midvale, including BP MORRISON ROAD (0.2km), Ampol Foodary Midvale (1.2km), BP Bellevue (1.2km).

What attractions are near Midvale?

There are 9 attractions near Midvale, including Lesmurdie Falls (14.7km), AIDS memorial, Robertson Park, Perth (22.7km), Perth Zoo (26.9km).