Playgrounds in Rockhampton, Yeppoon & Capricorn
Playground map: Rockhampton & Yeppoon
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Every playground we know of across Rockhampton, Yeppoon & Capricorn: 57 in 32 suburbs and towns, including Emerald, Gracemere, Norman Gardens, Frenchville, Yeppoon, Park Avenue, The Range, Blackwater, Kawana, Koongal, Wandal and Parkhurst. 34 have a public toilet within about 400 metres. Tap a pin for what each one has.
In Emerald, the Botanic Gardens east playground has toilets and barbecues nearby, with a concrete path around the lake. Gracemere's Cedric Archer Park has a shaded playground and a water play area with spray tunnels and tipping buckets. In Rockhampton's Frenchville, Duthie Park has a covered playground, walking paths and a dog off-leash area. On Yeppoon's main beach, Appleton Park added an inclusive carousel and a two-bay swing in July 2026.
In central Rockhampton, Kershaw Gardens has a monorail and Wyatt's Wonder Web, a nine-metre climbing frame with three slides. Its 30-metre double flying fox has an all-abilities harness. Beside the playground, a 200mm-deep water course traces the Fitzroy River's path to the sea. In Allenstown, Curtis Park sits next to the visitor centre, with toilets and barbecues.
In Mount Morgan, Boyd Park has an undercover playground, a skate park and a basketball hoop. Back in Emerald, Centenary Park has a small climbing fort, swings and a rocker under a large shade shelter.
Facts from Central Highlands Regional Council: Emerald Botanical Gardens path upgrade works, Rockhampton Regional Council: Cedric Archer Park, Rockhampton Regional Council: Duthie Park, Livingstone Shire Council: New inclusive play equipment opens at Appleton Park, Livingstone Shire Council: Our beaches, Rockhampton Regional Council: Kershaw Gardens, Rockhampton Regional Council: Curtis Park, Rockhampton Regional Council: Boyd Park and Central Highlands Regional Council: Centenary Park playground upgrade.
Over the border
Every playground in Rockhampton & Yeppoon, 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.