Parks by suburb

Brisbane City Council has over 2,180 parks, each offering unique spaces to relax, play, and explore. Use this page to find a list of Brisbane suburbs and their parks with park names, locations, features and facilities.

22 Brisbane parks have fully fenced playgrounds best-suited to toddlers and younger children. Popular parks for families, including those with older children, include:

Rocks Riverside Park, known for its water play area and flying fox
Colmslie Beach Reserve along the Brisbane River, offering a beach area and dog park.

For sports, Frew Park has tennis courts and fitness facilities. We've also upgraded Nudgee Recreation Reserve to include shared-use sporting fields to cater for multiple sports.

Whether you're looking for playgrounds, shaded picnic spots, or scenic riverside views, Brisbane’s parks offer a wide range of facilities and features to meet everyone's needs. Some parks even have cafes and coffee carts. Finding a park near you is a walk in the park!

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Family fun is a walk in the park.

Last updated: 11 November 2024