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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Perth, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Greenwood, Woodvale and Padbury.

Whether you need help with an existing injury, rehabilitation, soft tissue therapy or joint manipulations, we consider ourselves the best physios and physiotherapy clinic in Kingsley.

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Described as a “beautiful, family-friendly suburb”, Kingsley is located within the City of Joondalup in Perth, Western Australia. The suburb has a total land area of 7.5 km2 and has a population of 15,286 based on the 2016 census. The neighbouring suburbs of Kingsley are Cragie, Woodvale, Wangara, Padbury, Madeley, Duncraig, Greenwood and Marangaroo.

History of Kingsley

Kingsley was named after a village in Hampshire, England for its historical association with the suburb’s first landowner, William Kernot Shenton. Shenton was born in 1802 in the English village of Winchester near Kingsley and arrived in Australia in 1829.

In 1844, a methodist missionary established a mission farm near Lake Goollelal in the suburb, where aboriginal people worked and lived under the guidance of the church.

A few decades after, businessman Ezio Luisina purchased a massive piece of land, also near the lake, to establish a winery in the area. From 1929-1986, this winery was one of the largest in the southern hemisphere before it was redeveloped into suburban lots.

Facilities Around Kingsley

Kingsley is a safe and quiet community with facilities catering to the needs of its residents.

The major shopping centres in the suburb are Kingsley Village that has a significant supermarket, takeaway shops, a pharmacy and several other shops; and Boulevard Plaza, which is a smaller complex that has a hairdresser, bottleshop and a nearby convenience store.

There are five primary schools in Kingsley, which include Creaney Primary School, Dalmain Primary School, Halidon Primary School, Goollelal Primary School and Montessori School.

Throughout the suburb are several parks with play equipment for kids. A drive-in theatre and an art gallery are also located in Kingsley.

To get around, bus routes serviced by Transperth operate in Kingsley and run between the Warwick and Withfords railway stations.

Famous Destinations Around Kingsley

The Galaxy Drive-in Theatre

The Galaxy Drive-in Theatre is the only operating drive-in theatre in Perth. Moviegoers could enjoy their favourite films under the stars in the comfort of their own vehicles and get food at the onsite snack bar.

Shepherds Bush Park

All-weather facilities are offered in the park so visitors of all ages could enjoy the outdoors while biking. There’s also a bike skill track specially made for children and a Pump and Jumps track for enthusiasts.