About Joondalup WA

Joondalup is a vibrant and rapidly growing city located about 25 kilometres north of Perth, serving as the urban heart of Perth’s northern corridor. Established as part of the State Government’s Joondalup Regional Centre plan in the 1980s, the city has developed into a major hub for business, education, health, and recreation. Its modern town centre features Lakeside Joondalup Shopping City — one of the largest shopping centres in Western Australia — along with a wide range of cafés, restaurants, and entertainment options.

The city is home to Edith Cowan University’s Joondalup campus and the Western Australian Police Academy, making it a significant educational precinct. Joondalup Health Campus is another key landmark, providing extensive medical services to the region.

Joondalup embraces natural beauty, with Yellagonga Regional Park offering scenic walking trails, native wildlife, and peaceful lake views. The coastline is only minutes away, with nearby beaches such as Mullaloo and Burns Beach popular for swimming, surfing, and sunset walks.

Cultural life thrives through annual events like the Joondalup Festival, which attracts thousands with art, music, and performances. With excellent public transport links, strong community facilities, and a balance of urban and natural attractions, Joondalup continues to be one of Western Australia’s most liveable and dynamic cities.