Playgrounds in Brisbane City & Inner Suburbs
Playground map: Inner Brisbane
Tap a pin for shade, fences, toilets and directions.
Every playground we know of across Brisbane City & Inner Suburbs: 136 in 39 suburbs and towns, including West End, South Brisbane, Ashgrove, Brisbane City, Toowong, Camp Hill, New Farm, Morningside, Bardon, Kangaroo Point, Paddington and Hamilton. 97 have a public toilet within about 400 metres. Tap a pin for what each one has.
In West End, Orleigh Park has barbecues and playgrounds with climbing nets and a frog-and-tongue slide. South Brisbane's Musgrave Park has an accessible playground, toilets and a basketball half court. At South Bank, Aquativity is free, with fountains, misting jets and shallow pools. New Farm Park has two playgrounds, including a wooden fort, plus electric barbecues.
At Frew Park in Milton, The Arena is built for 10 to 15 year olds. Its upper section has a climbing wall, a curling 5-metre slide and a mesh cage 8 metres up. Younger children have smaller slides, swings and games in the lower section. At Kangaroo Point, Captain Burke Park has a nautical-themed playground with a Liberty swing.
Newstead Park has an Alice in Wonderland-themed play area with river views. In Hamilton, Hercules Street Park has a bright yellow playground made from reused shipping containers. Kids can cool off under its walk-through sprinklers. Grinstead Park in Alderley has a nature play trail, an in-ground trampoline and a scooter track.
Facts from Brisbane City Council: Orleigh Park, West End, Brisbane City Council: Musgrave Park, South Brisbane, Brisbane City Council: best water parks for families (Aquativity, Hercules Street Park), Brisbane City Council: New Farm Park, Brisbane City Council: fun with your little ones (New Farm Park's wooden fort), Brisbane City Council: Frew Park, Milton, Brisbane City Council: Kangaroo Point parks, Brisbane City Council: Newstead Park, Brisbane City Council: best themed playgrounds for families (Newstead Park, Hercules Street Park) and Brisbane City Council: fun parks for active kids (Grinstead Park).
Over the border
Every playground in Inner Brisbane, by town
Playgrounds from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), council open data and our own checks; features as confirmed for each one. Toilet distances are in a straight line, from the public toilet map data.