Best Parks in Brisbane

A beautiful spot for late afternoon and sunset views, rock climbing on the Kangaroo Point Cliffs, kayaking, and walking along the river.

A premier lifestyle and cultural precinct on the Brisbane River, featuring stunning parklands, Streets Beach, diverse dining, and a host of arts and entertainment venues. It's the city's urban oasis.

Where you can enjoy rock climbing, abseiling, and picnicking with stunning views of the Brisbane River.

The Grand Arbor Walk is a decorative walkway featured in Southbank.

A rainforest walk located in Southbank.

Roma Street Parklands have photographic gardens and event locations.

The City Botanic Gardens is a historic green oasis home to diverse plant and tree collections, where you can stroll, picnic, and see Old Government House and Queensland Parliament House.

New Farm River Walk is an overwater walking path with views of the Story Bridge.

A grand public park that offers plenty of outdoor activities such as picnics, walks on the Riverwalk, and Scenic views of the city skyline, and hosts regular live music events in its rotunda.

The Neville Bonner Bridge enhances pedestrian access across the Brisbane River between the Queen's Wharf Precinct and the Southbank Parklands.

The Loris Bonney River Walk has been upgraded with a wider path and follows Kingsford Smith Drive.

South Bank Parklands is a haven of lush forest, riverside parks, and aquatic facilities with the rainforest walk, Brisbane Sign, the wheel, the Nepalese Peace Pagoda, restaurants, cafés, a public outdoor swimming pool, water park, and Streets Beach.

A scenic hinterland on the Gold Coast.

A national park with trails where you'll spot wildlife and enjoy ocean views.

An eco-friendly park featuring the ruins of a Spanish castle surrounded by tropical plants and trees.

The place to be to watch kangaroos and wallabies on the beach before the sun rises.

A place for a peaceful stroll.

Bike over many miles of trails here.

Mount Coot-tha Forest surrounds the Mount Coot-tha Summit Lookout and contains walking trails.

A scenic path along the Brisbane River, ideal for walking, running, or cycling, connecting to the Brisbane Riverside Boardwalk and Botanic Gardens.

Explore this sprawling oasis of diverse plant collections, including a stunning Japanese Garden, arid zone, and tropical dome. It's a peaceful retreat perfect for nature lovers.

A 40 acre Oasis in the heart of the city, perfectly designed for taking beautiful photos with its stunning subtropical plant displays and sweeping views from all angles.

A place to explore with Streets Beach, Australia's only inner-city man-made beach.

Connected to South Bank by the goodwi Bridge.

Offers a tranquil escape with different displays like the Japanese Garden and South Africa exhibit.

A display within the Mount cther Botanic Gardens.

The southern side access point to the Gateway Bridge walk.

Offers designer Gardens and sprawling Lawns with free barbecues, playgrounds, and a year-round calendar of events.

A series of light displays held at Roma Street Parkland just before Christmas.

Davies Park is the location of the West End Markets.

Wilson Outlook Reserve offers great views of the Story Bridge and Howard Smith Wharves.

Offers walks and is located near the Brisbane planetarium.

A beautiful garden in the heart of the city with free barbecue facilities and lovely walks.

Offers scenic trails and panoramic views of the city.

Mentioned as part of a tour including the Natural Bridge and Glow Worm Cave.

Mentioned as part of a tour including the Natural Bridge and Glow Worm Cave.

Offers peaceful strolls through beautiful gardens and a panoramic view of the city.