Whether you’re new to Flagstone or Jimboomba, or just looking for somewhere fun this weekend, this guide covers the best parks and playgrounds in the 4280 postcode. With options that suit toddlers, teens, and adults alike, this list includes community-loved green spaces and high-quality recreational facilities.
Birchwood Street Park, Cedar Vale
- Address: Birchwood Street, Cedar Vale
- Why locals love it: Tucked into a quiet neighbourhood, this small local park is a great spot for a casual playdate or a peaceful walk. It’s best suited for families with younger children or those wanting a quick outdoor break without the crowds.
Cerina Park, Jimboomba
- Address: 1-23 Cerina Circuit, Jimboomba
- What you’ll find: The Cerina Park is an open grass area with picnic tables along Cerina Circuit, behind the Jimboomba Convenience Centre (Jimboomba McDonalds).
Dirram Yani Park, Flagstone
- Address: Parkside Drive, Flagstone
- Facilities you’ll find: Dirram Yani Park once held Flagstone’s community events with its ampitheatre style layout and tiered seating capacity. It has a small covered “stage” surrounded by tiered groundwork. There are toilets, sheltered picnic tables and electric BBQ, and carparking within the grounds and along the street.
Flagstone Adventure Park
- Address: Flagstonian Drive, Flagstone
- Why it’s worth the drive: Known as one of Queensland’s most impressive adventure playgrounds, this park features an 11-metre-high tower with epic slides, swings, climbing frames, a sandpit, basketball courts, a skate park, and flying foxes. Toilets and shaded picnic areas are available, making it easy for families to spend several hours here. Flagstone Adventure Park has also been featured on trusted parenting sites like Brisbane Kids and Must Do Brisbane, reinforcing its reputation as a must-visit family destination. There is something to suit every age in your family.
Flagstone Water Play Park
- Address: Flagstonian Drive, Flagstone
- Perfect for: Beating the heat. This zero-depth splash zone includes bubbling water features, spray jets, and a giant treehouse-like water structure. It’s completely free to use and a summer favourite for families near and far. The Water Play Park is part of the Flagstone Adventure Park.
- Parent tip: Pack a change of clothes and towels—kids will get soaked.
Glenlogan Lakes Park
- Address: St Jude Circuit, Jimboomba
- What makes it special: This quiet and scenic park surrounds several small lakes, where ducks are a regular feature. With shaded picnic tables, open grass areas, and a laid-back vibe, it’s perfect for Sunday picnics or reading under a tree.
Glenlogan Park North
- Address: 1 Henderson Road, Jimboomba
- Best for: Nature lovers and walkers. While more minimal in terms of playgrounds, Glenlogan Park is appreciated for its bushy surrounds, quiet walking trails, and birdwatching potential. It’s also a popular spot for local photographers who love capturing the natural beauty of the area. It is also home of the Jimboomba sports precinct with the Jimboomba Tennis Club, Jimboomba Cricket Association and Jimboomba Redbacks AFL.
Glenlogan Park South
- Address: 1 Henderson Road, Jimboomba
- Best for: Neighbouring the Tennis, Cricket and AFL clubs are Jimboomba’s Equine Carriage Club and Jimboomba’s Little Athletics Centre.
Homestead Park
- Address: Homestead Drive, Flagstone
- What you’ll find: Sheltered picnic tables with BBQ, basketball court, covered fitness zone, public toilets, lakes nearby and walking track. An easy walk to the Woolworths shopping centre at the entrance of the Flagstone estate.
Jimboomba Park
- Address: South Street, Jimboomba
- What it offers: This is the sporting heart of Jimboomba. You’ll find rugby and touch footy fields, basketball courts, netball, equestrian areas, and even a gymnastics centre. It’s the home of multiple local sports clubs and hosts major community events throughout the year. As a Logan City Council facility, Jimboomba Park is recognised for its excellent upkeep and community significance. It’s the favourite hang out for Jimboomba’s skateboarding community. The park facilities include:
- Bike track
- Carpark
- Fitness equipment
- Picnic area
- Playground
- Skate facilities
- Tennis courts
- Toilets
- Walking track
Lions Riverside Park, Jimboomba
- Address: 137–169 Cusack Lane, Jimboomba
- Why visit: A peaceful riverside park where you can sit under a tree or enjoy lunch on the picnic tables. It doesn’t have extensive playground equipment but is valued for its natural surroundings (over 5 acreas of green fields) and easy access to the river. The river is a favourite swimming spot for locals, and the old bridge a popular place to fish. There is a carpark, which is populated most mornings by a local coffee van. There are public toilets on the opposite side of Cusack Lane.
Maclean Park
- Address: 29 Casuarina Road, South Maclean
- What you’ll find: Maclean Park is a serene, lush green field of 11 acreas with BBQ and picnic tables. It runs alongside the Logan River and is well suited to those looking for an outdoor experience with beautiful nature walks.
Peppertree Park
- Address: Peppertree Drive, Jimboomba
- Highlights: Found within the Jimboomba Woods estate, Peppertree Park’s facilities include an electric BBQ, fitness equipment, picnic tables, ample street parking and a decent playground for little ones.
Pirate Ship Park, Flagstone
- Address: 56 – 68 Sheridan Drive, Flagstone
- What you’ll find: This park is nestled within the Flagstone estate behind the water park. Famous for it’s Pirate Ship shaped adventure playgym. Facilities include a playground, picinic area and electric BBQ.
Rotary Park, Jimboomba
- Address: 1 Johanna Street, Jimboomba
- Highlights: This smaller local park is ideal for younger kids thanks to simple play equipment, a wonderful bike track perfect for beginners, and open grassy areas. It’s often quiet, making it a calm choice for a quick visit. It’s also where many local families teach their children to ride a bike. The covered picnic tables and BBQ area make it popular for family gatherings and parties.
Settlers Park, Flagstone
- Address: Bushman Drive, Flagstone QLD 4280
- Overview: A local park suited for casual visits. Includes a see-saw, a small play structure, and one picnic table. There are no toilets available, which can limit how long families stay, but it remains a handy spot for nearby residents and slightly older children looking for a quick outdoor break.
Yore Park, Stockleigh
- Address: 1-11 Bigal Avenue, Stockleigh
- Overview: Nestled in the housing estate, Yore Park is an open area with a small playground. It’s highlight is the beautiful tree canopy providing ample shade for the picnic blankets.
Final Tips from Local Families
| Tip | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Visit during off-peak hours | Flagstone Adventure Park gets busy on weekends. Early mornings or weekdays are quieter. |
| Pack snacks & water | Some parks are remote or have limited nearby shops. |
| Look for shaded areas | Flagstone and Jimboomba get hot—bring hats and sunscreen. |
| Check for toilets | Only larger parks (like Jimboomba Park) have full amenities. |
Planning a Family Day Out?
All of the parks listed above are free to visit and accessible by car. For the most up-to-date information on facilities or events, check the Logan City Council Parks Directory.
Author: Tanya E
