Banksia Grove is a residential suburb located in the northern corridor of Perth, Western Australia, approximately 27 kilometers north of the Perth CBD. Established in the 1990s and significantly expanded through master-planned developments in the 2000s, Banksia Grove is situated within the City of Wanneroo and is bordered by suburbs such as Carramar, Neerabup, and Tapping. Its location provides residents with accessible links to major roads such as Joondalup Drive and Neaves Road, connecting the area to Joondalup, the local regional center, as well as other northern suburbs.

The suburb is predominantly residential, characterized by modern housing estates, landscaped parks, and family-friendly streets. A large proportion of residents are families with children, resulting in a median age that is lower than the Perth metropolitan average. Development in Banksia Grove has largely focused on detached single-family homes, though some medium-density options are available to cater to a diverse community. The population has seen rapid growth in recent years, reflecting the area’s popularity among first-home buyers and young families seeking affordable housing options within reach of essential amenities and schools.

Commercial infrastructure in Banksia Grove has grown in response to rising population demand. The Banksia Grove Village shopping precinct offers supermarkets, cafes, specialty retail, medical and childcare services, supporting the daily needs of local residents. While the suburb itself remains predominantly residential, light commercial development is concentrated in and around this central hub. For more extensive retail and employment opportunities, residents commonly travel to Joondalup or Wanneroo. With its blend of new housing, community facilities, and green spaces, Banksia Grove continues to attract families and individuals seeking a modern suburban lifestyle in Perth’s rapidly developing northern corridor.