Capalaba Regional Park

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After a quick internet search on where to feed ducks in Brisbane, was by far the the most popular choice. So with stale bread in hand, we headed east.


and All Abilities Playground is one of the best parks in south east Brisbane, if not the best. Situated on fourteen hectares of bushland, the park includes two large lagoons linked by pathways, a popular playground for children of all abilities, and even an off-leash dog park.




The park and playground is well spaced out, terraced over three levels with easy access to each area. Barbecues, shelters, and toilets sit atop the play areas, near the car park. The next level includes a large play structure with slides, shops, and tunnels. There's also a timber fort for younger children and a flying fox for older ones. The lower level has a Liberty Swing (wheelchair accessible), large climbing net, totem maze, musical forest, and more.

The lagoons are the best feature of the park, in my opinion, with ducks, turtles, and eels. Located just beyond the safely fenced playground, the lagoons are connected by cycle paths and dotted with benches and picnic tables. After the kids have had a play, enjoy a picnic in this peaceful setting and feed the pond dwellers.



is located on Pittwin Road North, behind Bunnings.

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