Neerabup is a semi-rural suburb located in the northern corridor of Perth, Western Australia, approximately 32 kilometers north of the Perth Central Business District. It is situated within the City of Wanneroo, bordered by suburbs such as Banksia Grove, Carramar, Joondalup, and Butler. The suburb is notable for its expansive bushland, conservation areas such as the Neerabup National Park, and proximity to major transport routes including Wanneroo Road and the Mitchell Freeway, which facilitates access to surrounding regions.

Neerabup is characterized predominantly by its commercial and industrial land use, with the Neerabup Industrial Area being a significant feature. This precinct is home to businesses involved in a range of sectors including manufacturing, construction, warehousing, and logistics. The area supports economic development for the broader northern suburbs, providing jobs and services that supplement residential growth in neighboring communities. In addition to industry, Neerabup hosts various recreational amenities, such as the Wanneroo Raceway and golf courses, which attract visitors from across Perth.

Residential development in Neerabup is limited, with a relatively small population compared to neighboring residential suburbs. Much of the available land remains undeveloped or is used for market gardening, nurseries, and rural enterprises. As a result, the suburb has a semi-rural character with large property lots and a low-density population. Future plans for the area primarily focus on expanding industrial and commercial capacities, while retaining significant portions of natural bushland and maintaining the rural lifestyle for existing residents.