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- Multiple days and locations
- Multiple locations
Step back in time on a guided tour of Cockman House, the oldest surviving residence in the Wanneroo area. Built in the 1830s, this rare limestone homestead offers a window into early settler life and the stories of the families who lived and worked on this land.
Join a knowledgeable guide to explore the house and grounds, learn about early building techniques, and discover how Cockman House connects to the wider story of the Wanneroo region.
A relaxed and engaging experience for history lovers, locals and visitors alike.
Venues and dates details
Frequently asked questions
Yes. This guided tour is free to attend. Bookings are recommended to help us manage group sizes.
The tour begins at Cockman House, Woodvale. Please arrive a few minutes early to check in with the guide.
Yes. Children are welcome, however the tour content is aimed at a general audience and younger children will need to be supervised by an adult at all times.
This is a historic building, and accessibility is limited. There are steps, uneven surfaces and narrow doorways. Some rooms are not accessible to wheelchair users.
Yes. The tour includes guided access inside Cockman House.
We recommend comfortable footwear suitable for uneven ground, weather-appropriate clothing and bottled water. The tour includes some outdoor movement between buildings.
Yes, public toilets are available on site.
No. There is no potable drinking water on site at Cockman House.
Yes, photography is welcome for personal use. Please follow any guidance from staff during the tour.
The tour will go ahead in light rain. In the event of severe weather, ticket holders will be contacted with updates.
If you have questions about access, bookings or the event, please contact the Wanneroo Regional Museum team at museum@wanneroo.wa.gov.au.
