The park contains approximately 38 hectares of remnant bushland surrounding two hectares of park land, including a museum, caretaker’s cottage and several other built structures which are of recognised heritage significance.
Over the next few years, there are many exciting things happening at Wireless Hill, to ensure that it remains an important and treasured reserve for the community.
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Along with it's exciting future, Wireless Hill also has an interesting past. Follow the link below to learn more.
History of Wireless Hill
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News and Events
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Free Outdoor Film Night at Wireless Hill
An opportunity to step back in time and view a selection of free, outdoor, classic films at Wireless Hill Park will celebrate the site’s centenary year on Saturday, 10 March 2012. Read More …
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Sculpture Walk 2012 Inspired by Wireless Hill
Fifteen site-specific sculptures will visually capture the history of Wireless Hill when the City of Melville’s popular annual Sculpture Walk exhibition is held at Wireless Hill Park in Ardross, marking the 100 year anniversary of the location and running from Saturday, 25 February 2012 to Sunday, 11 March 2012. Read More …
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Wireless Hill Centenary Celebration Kicks Off in 2012!
To celebrate the centenary of Wireless Hill in 2012, the City of Melville has announced a free, exciting calendar of events as well as a special community grant. Read More …
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No Batteries Required
Hear some amazing music machines that work without batteries. Read More …
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Wireless Hill Museum Collection to be Assessed
The City of Melville’s Wireless Hill Telecommunications Museum collection is to be assessed by a local heritage consultant, with community members called to contribute to the review on Wednesday, 31 August 2011. Read More …