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Blatchford Reserve
MURRUMBA DOWNS Playgrounds, a basketball court, exercise equipment, dog
off-leash area, bike paths, a cricket net and lots of green
open spaces, Blatchford Reserve has enough to keep families
entertained for hours. There is also plenty of places to relax with
picnic tables, barbeque and toilets within the reserve.
Location: Goodfellows Road, Murrumba Downs

Harold Maroney Park
Although this is a compact playground (unfenced) it contains
a variety of activities to amuse the children. There are swings,
Harold Maroney Park slides, lots of climbing opportunities and a basketball half-
court. A picnic shelter, barbeque and a good-sized grassed area
completes Harold Maroney Park.
Location: Normanby Road, Murrumba Downs

John Oxley Reserve
A hidden gem located in Murrumba Downs, the very shady John
Oxley Reserve is home to sporting fields, a large playground
(suitable for toddlers and older children), bike paths and a
leisurely bush walk, taking you down to the North Pine River.
Several barbeques are located next to the playground, with
ample picnic tables and seating dotted around the park.
John Oxley Reserve Location: Ogg Road, Murrumba Downs

Bray Farm Park
Bray Farm Park in Griffin is home to the cutest fort, affectionately GRIFFIN
known by locals as the ‘Harry Potter Park.’ The quirky fort
contains turrets with windows, a small bridge and slide, whilst
other playground features include a large climbing net, swings,
spacious grassy areas and oversized tomatoes!! Unfortunately,
there are no public amenities at this playground.
Location: Rivermint Street, Griffin
Bray Farm Park
Dohles Rocks Playground
Enjoy the sand at this fully fenced playground right by the water
not far from the Dohles Rocks Boat ramp. Little ones can slip
down the slide or soar high on the swings. Afterwards take a
walk along the foreshore, have a picnic or BBQ, watch the boats
or visit nearby Osprey House. Public toilets and a small café are
located just near the boat ramp.
Location: Corner of Dohles Rocks Road and Korman Road, Griffin
Dohles Rocks Playground

Caboolture Region Environmental Education Centre (CREEC)
BURPENGARY This all-abilities playground just keeps getting better. CREEC
is now home to two fully fenced playgrounds which includes
flying foxes, a merry-go-round, swings, slides, tunnels, climbing
equipment and musical instruments. In addition to these
fabulous playgrounds, there is an informative Education Centre,
walking trails, plenty of picnic spots, barbeques, toilets and even
a small café and community plant nursery on site.
Location: 150 Rowley Road, Burpengary
CREEC
Symphony Crescent Park -
Nestled in suburban Burpengary, Symphony Crescent Park is
sure to entertain children of all ages. Two, unfenced playgrounds
are located side by side, one aimed at the younger children,
whilst the other for the older children. Paths with mini traffic
signs weave around the playgrounds and are ideal for scooters.
Large stretches of lawn surround the playgrounds as well as a
basketball half-court, making this area perfect for running games
and ball sports. Picnic tables, barbeques and an accessible toilet
Symphony Crescent Park are also on site. Location: 40 Symphony Crescent, Burpengary
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