children's parks

A state of the art nature-inspired play space has been added to the heritage-listed Sherwood Arboretum

This fantastic park south of Brisbane features a massive 5 metre high koala play tower with a tunnel slide, firepole and climbing wall

A popular northside park has just been upgraded to include a unique playscape unlike any other in Brisbane

Australia's largest zipline adventure park just for kids is set in lush rainforest right on Brisbane's doorstep

Australia's first international-standard BMX freestyle and skate park cane be found in Beenleigh

Crockatt Park can be found on the foreshore of Bramble Bay and is a must-visit for families.

This is one of a handful of parks where children and dogs can happily co-exist as they run free under the watchful eye of their owners.

This park nestled in Bardon’s foothills is a peaceful shady ground for picnicking and small child’s play

Hugging the shores of Lake Samsonvale, this tranquil and spacious eucalypt treed reserve is arguably one of the best picnic and barbecue spots around

This splendid green oasis features all abilities playground, a spacious dog off leash area, lily ponds and a myriad of paths.

Colmslie Reserve is an eden-like grove and parkland, complete with sandy beach, that appears like a mirage down a long tree-lined drive in the midst of an industrial area of Murarrie.

Tucked into the base of the headland is this fantastic secluded seafront park that most people bypass on the way to the nearby Stradbroke Ferry terminal.

On weekend afternoons this park resembles a village green in England as families, dog walkers, picnickers and sports players descend on the tree-bordered grassy expanse to enjoy the last of the day’s sun.

The main drawcard of this park is the well equipped playground for children of all ages that comes surrounded by grassy fields, bike paths and plentiful eating nooks.

These beautiful lush hectares of meadowland have at their heart one of the rare surviving lagoons from pre-settlement days.

One of the city’s oldest parks was originally built as the playground to for Brisbane's oldest kindergarten, circa 1905