Playgrounds in Outback Queensland
Playground map: Outback Queensland
Tap a pin for shade, fences, toilets and directions.
Every playground we know of across Outback Queensland: 61 in 47 suburbs and towns, including Roma, Biloela, St George, Charleville, Moura, Barcaldine, Parkside, Cunnamulla, Hughenden, Mitchell, Taroom and Winton. 58 have a public toilet within about 400 metres. Tap a pin for what each one has.
Roma's Big Rig park is at the Big Rig complex, where a miniature train runs a 1.4 km loop over Bungil Creek. Charleville's Graham Andrews Parklands has a playground, barbecues, toilets and the Steiger Vortex rainmaking guns. A free 5 km parkrun starts there at 7am every Saturday. Moura's Lions Park has a flying fox, swings for bigger kids and covered barbecues. In Cunnamulla, Centenary Park sits next to the visitor centre, with a playground and a bike and scooter track.
Hughenden's fenced Brodie Street Playground has shaded play equipment and a bike path with roundabouts and pedestrian crossings. It sits across from the post office, with barbecues and toilets. In Augathella, Meat Ant Park pairs its playground with a giant meat ant sculpture. Winton's Patricia Bucknell Park is next to the Council Chambers.
West of Moura, Moura Apex River Park has a play area for little ones, covered barbecues, toilets and hot showers. In Thargomindah, Memorial Park on Dowling Street has a playground, a barbecue and undercover seating.
Facts from Maranoa Regional Council (Roma Revealed): Roma, Murweh Shire Council: Parks (Graham Andrews Parklands, Meat Ant Park), Banana Shire Council (Sandstone Wonders): Lion's Park, Moura, Paroo Shire Council (on Queensland.com): Cunnamulla Centenary Park, Flinders Shire Council: Brodie Street Playground, Winton Shire Council: Recreational facilities, Banana Shire Council (Sandstone Wonders): Moura APEX Park, Dawson River Rest Area and Bulloo Shire Council: Parks & Gardens.
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Every playground in Outback Queensland, 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.