Volunteering at Whiteman Park

Are you looking for a meaningful way to contribute to your community while pursuing your passions? Whiteman Park offers diverse and rewarding volunteer opportunities that could be perfect for you. As one of Western Australia’s most beloved recreational and conservation areas, the park thrives thanks to dedicated volunteers who bring their unique skills and enthusiasm to various roles throughout this special place.

Why Volunteer at Whiteman Park?

Volunteering at Whiteman Park isn’t just about giving your time—it’s about becoming part of something larger than yourself. As the park’s team describes it, volunteers are truly “the heart of Whiteman Park.” When you volunteer, you’ll have the opportunity to:

• Share your knowledge and enthusiasm with visitors from around the world
• Learn new skills in areas that interest you
• Help preserve Western Australia’s natural environment and cultural heritage
• Meet like-minded people and build lasting friendships
• Enjoy the satisfaction of contributing to a beloved community resource

Whether you can spare a few hours a week or want to become more deeply involved, there’s a place for you among the park’s volunteer community.

Find Your Perfect Volunteer Role

Park Volunteers

Park Volunteers

If you enjoy interacting with people and have a passion for nature, consider becoming a Park Volunteer. You’ll help with visitor services, special events, conservation activities, and maintaining the park’s natural beauty—ensuring every visitor has a memorable experience.

For more information: Park Volunteers

Transport Heritage Volunteering

Railway Volunteering

Do you have a fascination with trains and railways? Railway volunteers help maintain historic locomotives and carriages, operate trains, and share Western Australia’s railway heritage with visitors. No prior experience is necessary—just enthusiasm and willingness to learn.

For more information: Railway Volunteering

Tramways Volunteering

The Heritage Tram Rides need volunteers who can help preserve and operate historic trams. You’ll provide both transportation around the park and a glimpse into the past for visitors while working with these magnificent vehicles.

For more information: Tramways Volunteering

Bus Preservation Volunteering

If vintage buses capture your interest, this volunteer group focuses on restoring and maintaining historic buses. Your contribution will help preserve an important aspect of Western Australia’s public transport history.

For more information: Bus Preservation Volunteering

Museum Volunteering

Motor Museum Volunteering

Automotive enthusiasts can volunteer at the Motor Museum of WA, helping maintain its collection of historic vehicles, assisting visitors, and sharing knowledge about automotive history. Your expertise—or willingness to learn—will help preserve Western Australia’s motoring heritage.

For more information: Motor Museum Volunteering

Tractor Museum Volunteering

The Tractor Museum showcases agricultural machinery that shaped Western Australia’s farming industry. Volunteers help maintain these historic machines and educate visitors about their significance in the state’s development—perfect for those with an interest in agricultural history.

For more information: Tractor Museum Volunteering

How to Get Started