Kangaroo Point parks
Admire the scenic views from the Kangaroo Point parks. Learn about bookable sites and the Story Bridge restoration.
Just across the river from Brisbane City, Kangaroo Point is home to 8 parks:
- Captain Burke Park
- C.T. White Park
- Castlebar Street Park
- James Warner Park
- Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park
- Maloney Park
- Raymond Park
- Wellington Road Park West.
Kangaroo Point’s city views and riverside location create the perfect setting for a day out in Brisbane.
Find a scenic picnic spot, book an area for a special event and use the park facilities, including playgrounds and dog parks.
Getting there
Castlebar Street Park
39A Castlebar Street, Kangaroo Point Qld 4169opens in a new tabOpen 24 hours a day
Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park – River Terrace
461 Main Street, Kangaroo Point Qld 4169opens in a new tabOpen 24 hours a day
Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park – Lower River Terrace
29 River Terrace, Kangaroo Point Qld 4169opens in a new tabOpen 24 hours a day
Wellington Road Park West
260A Wellington Road, Kangaroo Point Qld 4169opens in a new tabOpen 24 hours a day
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Things to see and do
Discover what you can explore, see and learn at the Kangaroo Point parks.
Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park (River Terrace Park)
Both the upper and lower levels of Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park offer unmatched views of the Brisbane River and city skyline. It’s a favourite location for tourists, weddings and special events.
Catch up with friends for a picnic by the river, at the clifftop café or on a riverside walk or ride.
You can also:
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hire a kayak from Riverlife Adventure Centre or abseil down the 20-metre cliffs with a guided group
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access the Kangaroo Point Bikeway, running from Thornton Street to the Captain Cook Bridge
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enjoy the Cliffs Boardwalk, starting at the Riverlife Adventure Centre and ending under the Captain Cook Bridge.
The park also features:
C.T. White Park
C.T. White Park is a popular stop-off for people walking and riding along the Kangaroo Point Riverwalk.
While you’re there, learn about some of Queensland's pioneering botanists, scientists and researchers on the Kangaroo Point Natural History Trail.
In the park, you’ll also find:
James Warner Park
James Warner Park is a welcome refuge along the pathway connecting the Kangaroo Point cliffs and Captain Burke Park.
Stop in to see the Story Bridge and city buildings peep over the trees and explore the Kangaroo Point Natural History Trail.
The park also has a car park and dog park.
Captain Burke Park
Featuring both city and river views, Captain Burke Park is located below the southern end of the Story Bridge.
Relax on the grassy lawn or settle in for the day at the picnic shelters. Kids love the nautical-themed playground, which also includes a Liberty swing.
Stretch your legs with a walk or ride along the river or a workout at the outdoor gym.
For a quick trip over the river, catch the Cross River ferry or jump on the free CityHopper. Both services stop at the nearby Holman Street ferry terminal.
This park also has:
Raymond Park
Located in the heart of Kangaroo Point, Raymond Park is home to 2 heritage-listed World War II air raid shelters. Check them out at the park’s eastern and western ends.
The park also features:
Book a site at Kangaroo Point
Host a wedding, party or special event at Kangaroo Point’s most scenic parks.
Choose from:
- 3 sites with panoramic city views at Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park – River Terrace
- 3 riverside sites at Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park – Lower River Terrace
- 2 grassy sites at Captain Burke Park, under the iconic Story Bridge.
Before you book a site, find important information about booking conditions, fees and requirements.
What's on at Kangaroo Point parks
Attend fitness classes and take part in activities at the parks.
Story Bridge restoration project
Council has recently completed the first full restoration of Brisbane’s famous Story Bridge.
We would like to thank the community for their patience while this important work has been undertaken.
Find out how the restoration will prolong the life of this iconic Brisbane landmark.