
South Bank Parklands
South Bank Parklands offers riverside dining, events, family activities and water attractions in the heart of South Bank, Brisbane.
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South Bank Parklands offers riverside dining, events, family activities and water attractions in the heart of South Bank, Brisbane.

56-hectare, subtropical botanic gardens featuring native & exotic plants, plus workshops & events.

A sprawling riverside park built on a former cement quarry, with water play areas, walking and biking paths, and heritage industrial artifacts.

A 52,500-capacity stadium in Milton hosting Brisbane rugby and soccer teams, plus major concerts and events.

Scarborough Beach is a park in Scarborough, Brisbane. It holds a 4.6-star rating from 1,832 Google reviews. Our editorial Spot Score is 67/100.

A 4.8-star lookout within Brisbane's Mt Coot-tha Botanical Gardens offering 360-degree city views from the Toowong foothills.

Site featuring trails for nature walks & hikes, educational children's exhibits & a koala enclosure.

Parks in Milton, Brisbane.

Parks in Toowong, Brisbane.

Parks in New Farm, Brisbane.

A relaxed Chermside park and reserve — free, 4.4 stars from 300-plus reviews.

Breweries in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

A South Bank park within Brisbane’s wider riverside precinct, close to dining, family activities, entertainment and seasonal events.

Parks in Paddington, Brisbane.

Parks in Milton, Brisbane.

A much-loved playground park at Spring Hill in Brisbane with a 4.3 rating across 251 reviews.

Lovely bushwalking tracks at Bellbird Grove near Enoggera Reservoir in Brisbane with a 4.5 rating across 116 reviews.

Parks in Milton, Brisbane.
Green space is part of the Brisbane lifestyle — parks and gardens for picnics, playgrounds, a morning run or a lazy afternoon under a tree. Many are free and family-friendly, with barbecues and shade.
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We currently list 23 parks across Brisbane and surrounding suburbs. Venues are added over time and details are re-checked against their published sources; please confirm hours with the venue before you go.