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Bicton, WA 6157

Perth South West · Western Australia · Population 14,603 · Median age 41

Bicton is a residential Perth suburb with excellent trail access, waterfront walks, and local pubs within easy reach for touring families.

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Written by Touringuide Team

Bicton is a well-established inner Perth suburb offering visitors convenient access to the Swan River and surrounding natural areas. With 127 nearby trails ranging from short riverside walks to longer hiking routes, it's a solid base for exploring Perth's network of parks and bushland. The area is well-serviced with shops, cafes, and public facilities, making it practical for self-contained travellers who need supplies and amenities.

The suburb has a mixed residential character with good road access and proximity to both urban services and outdoor recreation. Local pubs and rooftop bars provide meal and beverage options, while the abundance of public toilets (227 nearby) supports caravan and campervan travellers.

About Bicton — Demographics

Based on postcode 6157 area (ABS Census 2021)
14,603
Population
41
Median Age
$1,838/wk
Median Household Income
2.3
Avg Household Size
$2,101/mo
Median Mortgage
$350/wk
Median Rent
25%
Born Overseas

Travel Info

Must See

  • Point Walter Sandbar WalkEasy riverside walk with sandbar views, 1.6km away
  • Jenna Biddi YorgaAccessible hiking trail close to the suburb, 1.3km away

Must Do

  • Walk the Wardun Beelier Bidi trailScenic hiking route through local bushland, 2.5km away
  • Explore Heritage TrailHistorical walking route, 3.1km away
  • Visit Terra Mave or Leopold HotelLocal pubs for meals and refreshments within 1.3km

Travel Tips

  • Point Walter Sandbar Walk (1.6km away) is a popular short riverside walk—good for stretching legs between drives
  • Jenna Biddi Yorga trail (1.3km) and Waddell Road (1.4km) offer accessible hiking with river views
  • Stock up on supplies at the 106 nearby shops and services before heading to more remote areas
  • Mobile coverage is generally reliable in this inner suburb; check conditions before heading to outlying trails
  • Public toilets are abundant throughout the area—plan your route around the 227 nearby facilities
Traffic & Access: Bicton is well-connected within Perth's inner suburbs with good road access. Fuel stops and supplies are readily available; expect typical urban traffic conditions during peak hours.
Best Time to Visit: Spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May) offer mild weather ideal for walking trails without intense heat.

Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is near Bicton?

There are 10 campsites near Bicton, including Fremantle Village (6.7km), Clydesdale Reserve (9.3km), Coogee Beach Holiday Park (10.3km).

What walks and trails are near Bicton?

There are 10 walking trails near Bicton, including Jenna Biddi Yorga (1.3km), Waddell Road (1.4km), Point Walter Sandbar Walk (1.6km).

Is there fuel near Bicton?

Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Bicton, including Shell Reddy Express Bicton (1.3km), Ampol Aquarama Marina (1.8km), BP ATTADALE (2.4km).

What attractions are near Bicton?

There are 4 attractions near Bicton, including Perth Zoo (8.2km), AIDS memorial, Robertson Park, Perth (11.3km), Adventure World Perth (14.2km).