A twelve-hectare family and dog park
Little Mountain Common Park is a large district park, perfect for family get-togethers or birthday celebrations, with plenty of shade and picnic facilities. Besides being one of the Sunshine Coast's favourite learn-to-ride parks, Little Mountain Common Park has an abundance of other special play facilities that will suit visitors of all ages.
Undercover BBQ's and picnic shelters
The stunning twelve-hectare Little Mountain Common Park's facilities include fitness equipment, a playground for children, a learn-to-ride kids' educational bicycle track, a flying fox, a skate bowl, a basketball half-court and even a cricket pitch designed with more bicycle paths and tables.
Little Mountain Common Park has a spacious off-leash dog park located at the northern end of the park.
Castle with drawbridge
Flying fox and spinner toys
Red train with carriages, spring toy and small slide – perfect for younger children
Kids educational bike / scooter track – complete with miniature street signs, roundabouts, speed bumps and painted road lines
Basketball half-court (on other side of park, across Raintree Boulevard)
Skate park (on other side of park, across Raintree Boulevard)
Red train with its own carriages and post code
Plenty of shade – with large shade sails, picnic shelters and mature trees
Pathways to all facilities
Barbecues, picnic tables, seating and drinking fountain
Exercise equipment
With all the wide open space and facilities to enjoy, it's very clear why Little Mountain Common Park has become a local community favourite - an excellent family leisure destination.
Educational bike/scooter track
There are an abundance of
new children's playgrounds popping up every day on the Sunshine Coast and families head to these new facilities
en masse. One tends to forget and/or neglect the 'old' parks, which are all special little gems in their own way. The day we visited it was intermittent rain and except for a few dog walkers, we had the park totally to ourselves. If you are looking for somewhere less busy, then head to one of these
Learn to Ride Parks on the Sunshine Coast and enjoy some family time out, away from the crowds.
Doggy friendly, with an off-leash section at the northern end
