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Here's 7 of the best bush pools and swimming holes around Brisbane
One of Tamborine Mountain's most popular tourist attractions with stunning views over the open canyon, waterfall and rock pools
Bunya Riverside Reserve, also known as Bunya Crossing, has a deep waterhole which is perfect for swimming, kayaking, canoeing and fishing
Some great natural and man-made swimming pools in and around Brisbane where you can swim/wade/frolic for free
Rocky Hole is an idyllic series of bush rock pools in the Mt Mee section of D’Aguilar National Park, that makes a great natural swimming spot on a hot summer’s day
One of the Gold Coast's best-kept secrets, the Currumbin Rock Pools can be found in the picturesque Currumbin Valley
Griffith University Aquatic Centre is one of the southside's best kept secrets. Located in beautiful bush surrounds at Mt Gravatt Campus, this peaceful public pool appeals to all ages – not just uni students.
The sporting legacy of the 1982 Commonwealth Games is still going strong as the Sleeman Sports Complex
Looking to stay cool this summer? Then be sure to visit one of Brisbane City Council's 22 pools for just $2 entry

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