The beautiful Redlands Indigiscapes Centre in Redland City
reopened in February 2020 after months of renovations, only to need to close again due to the pandemic.
The Redlands Indigiscapes Centre had only just reopened following renovations when it needed to close again
However, from 15 June 2020, the Redlands Indigiscapes Centre will be reopening their Native Nursery, Cafe, and Discovery Centre with some changes to normal operations in line with Queensland's Covid19 guidelines.
Redlands Indigiscapes is reopening with new Covidsafe guidelines
The most significant changes are to the cafe, for which bookings will now be essential. There are three session times available for the cafe:
Morning Tea 10.00am – 11.30am
Afternoon Tea 2.00pm – 3.00pm
And bookings can be made by phoning 07 3824 8611. Each session will allow up to 20 diners and bookings will include the taking of contact details.
The new cafe has indoor and outdoor seating available
The fantastic, completely renovated, Discovery Centre will also be reopening with all of its interesting wildlife displays. Hand sanitiser will be available throughout the centre.
Come and explore the newly renovated Redlands Indigiscapes Centre
The outdoor areas are also available to visitors, including the fabulous kids playground, picnic areas, and the walking trails.
The walking trails and playground have reopened
The Tallowwood Trail is the longest of these, and takes about 20 minutes to do the return walk. At the end there is a 400 year old (!) tallowwood tree, and a lake with an abundance of eastern water dragons and waterfowl.
An eastern water dragon in the lake at Redlands Indigiscapes Centre
Redlands Indigiscapes is a much-loved native botanical garden that gives visitors the opportunity to see wildlife in its natural habitat.
Wildlife such as kookaburras are frequently seen at the Redlands Indigiscapes Centre
Look out for trees with arrows pointing upwards, they have recently had koalas spotted in them. And watch your feet for the gorgeous carpet pythons that call Indigiscapes home.
Keep an eye on your feet while looking for wildlife
The reopening of the Redlands Indigiscapes Centre within COVID-safe guidelines will give people in South East Queensland the opportunity to get out and enjoy nature while continuing to social distance. Not to mention the opportunity to enjoy some of their famous Indigi-cake or a bush tucker scones.
The cafe serves a wide range of food and drink, some of which features bush tucker options
