Brown Signs

Lakeview Park & Lookout

On the outskirts of Esk is Lakeview Park & Lookout, opened in 1984. The lookout is meant to offer views through to Wivenhoe Dam and beyond. After nearly 35 years the trees have grown to obscure the views so there aren’t much of the views that can be seen through the trees. The park itself ... Read more

Free7 DaysNo ToiletsRubbish BinsPicnic TableNoneNo Wheelchair Access Regions Queensland, Southern Queensland Country Place Types Lookout
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Summary

Cost:Free

Hours:Anytime

Visit Time:allow 15 minutes, short visit 15 minutes, long visit 1 hours, visited for 15 minutes

Toilets: None

Bins: None

Tables/Seating: Picnic Table

Water: None

Wheelchair accessible: Not Wheelchair Accessible

Directions

Directions on Maps

Coming into Esk from the west from Hampton along Esk Hampton Rd, turn left into Brisbane Valley Hwy about 1.5km from entering Esk, then turn left into Highland St after 80m with the brown sign on a blue sign. Follow Highland St for 2.2km, and turn right. The park is about 200m further on. Coming into Esk from the south from Lake Wivenhoe along Brisbane Valley Hwy, turn left into Highland St about 1.1km from entering Esk with the brown sign on a blue sign. Follow Highland St for 2.2km, and turn right. The park is about 200m further on. Coming into Esk from the north from Toogoolawah along Brisbane Valley Hwy, turn right into Highland St about 1.3km from entering Esk with the brown sign on a blue sign. Follow Highland St for 2.2km, and turn right. The park is about 200m further on.