Busselton Council

Public BBQ Rules & Facilities

About Busselton BBQ Facilities

City of Busselton has nearly 100 parks with BBQ facilities. Popular locations include Rotary Park (shaded BBQ areas, enclosed playground), Yallingup Foreshore, Centennial Park (Dunsborough beachfront), Bird Crescent Park, and Blackhurst Park.

Can I bring my own BBQ to parks in Busselton?

<p>During <strong>Total Fire Bans</strong> in Western Australia:</p><ul><li><strong>Gas BBQs</strong> with enclosed flames are permitted (clear 5m around BBQ)</li><li><strong>Electric BBQs</strong> are permitted</li><li><strong>Solid fuel BBQs</strong> (charcoal, wood, Weber-style) are <strong>prohibited</strong></li></ul><p>Check fire bans at <a href="https://www.emergency.wa.gov.au/total-fire-bans">Emergency WA</a> or call 1800 709 355.</p>

Can I book a BBQ facility for exclusive use?

<p>Make a booking for events, wedding ceremonies, school excursions or sporting events on City-managed Public Open Space.</p><p><strong>Wedding ceremonies:</strong> Maximum 2-hour period (including set-up/pack-up), $96.00.</p><p>Booking ensures no double-booking and that routine maintenance is not in progress.</p>

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How do I report a fault or issue with a BBQ facility?

If you encounter issues with a BBQ facility, please report them to Busselton. Common issues include:

  • BBQ not working - not heating, ignition problems, gas issues
  • Damaged facilities - broken hotplates, damaged tables/shelters
  • Safety hazards - exposed wiring, structural damage
  • Cleanliness issues - excessive grease buildup, vandalism

Report faults directly to Busselton via their website or customer service line. Quick reporting helps keep facilities safe and functional for everyone.

Meat in a Park is not affiliated with Busselton Council. This information is provided as a community guide.

For official rules, current policies, and specific enquiries, please contact Busselton Council directly.

Page updated: 01 Feb 2026