Myall Creek Parklands is a defining part of Dalby in its history and as a drawcard for enjoying the natural environment along the creek. The parkland is suitable for a variety of activities, including walking, bike riding, spotting birdlife, picnic rest stop, and playground. The main area the brown sign directs you to is a … Read more
Picnic area below the dam wall. Free BBQs, picnic tables, toilets at the start of the parking area. No playground. A playground is available at the upper picnic area . To Get There Links https://www.watercorporation.com.au/About-us/Visiting-our-dams/Serpentine-Dam
Sitting between the Brisbane CBD and the Royal Brisbane Hospital in Herston, Victoria Park is a large open park. The largest inner-city parkland in Brisbane, it started as a recreational reserve from the 1800s. Victoria Park was once Victoria Park Golf Complex, sporting an 18 hole golf course along with putt putt golf and a … Read more
Jalunbu Park is an open space park in Port Douglas at the northern end of Four Mile Beach . It sits between the beach and the Port Douglas Surf Life Saving Club. The park is simple with some picnic tables, seating, and a few shady trees. There is parking available around the perimeter of the … Read more
Melaleuca Environmental Park has been created by The Melaleuca Park Community Association in the late 1980s by clearing the area of exotic grass and replanting with native plants. The work continues with the Melaleuca Environment Park Bushcare Group, part of the Bayside Creek Catchment Group . The environmental park is 22 hectares set in the … Read more
Gatakers Bay is on Point Vernon in Hervey Bay and is the northern end of the Hervey Bay Esplanade Trail. The Hervey Bay Esplanade Trail is a 16km walk following the coastline between Gatakers Bay and Dayman Park at Urangan Harbour. The walk can be extended 1km further continuing west on to Parraweena Park. Fishermen … Read more
Black Stump Park is on Point Vernon in Hervey Bay, near to one of the best sunset spots in the area. Less than 200m from Gataker’s Bay where there is a boat ramp, it is the spot to come to if you want facilities while family is boating or after coming back from boating. The … Read more
Esa Park is a great park away from the hustle and bustle of other Hervey Bay foreshore parks. The park is somewhat simple yet it boasts all the facilities and features to ensure a wonderful family day. There are several sheltered picnic areas and free BBQs. The playground has a climbing spider-web, swings, and spring … Read more
The Gables is a small park on the western side of Point Vernon in Hervey Bay with picnic tables, BBQs and toilets. It is a lovely and quite location for relaxing and enjoying the sea breeze. There is sand at the beach, however, the coastline at this part of Hervey Bay is rocky. The sand … Read more
Nielsen Park on the Hervey Bay foreshore is by Torquay Beach and the start of Coopers Boardwalk. The park offers the usual facilities at many of the parks along the foreshore trail, with toilets, picnic tables, bins, water fountains, and a playground. Coopers Boardwalk A highlight unique to Nielsen Park is Coopers Boardwalk, first opened … Read more
