Top Things to do in Redland City
What to do and see in Redland City, Queensland: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Redland City, Australia including Russell Island Sport & Recreation Park, Frenchman's Beach, Russell Island Conservation Corner, Jackson Oval Playground, Jock Kennedy Recreation Reserve, Pioneer Children's Memorial Park, Wellington Point Jetty and Park, Redlands Indigiscapes Centre, Capalaba Regional Park, Brown Lake.
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1. Russell Island Sport & Recreation Park
2. Frenchman's Beach
3. Russell Island Conservation Corner
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Visitrusselllisland - Russell Island, Australia
Fantastic Bushwalk from this office thru the Whistling Kite Wetlands. Water views and amazing native flora and fauna.This walking trail is one of the best on Russell Island. A fifth star would be for sigage posted near ferry to notify tourists of this great attraction. The full walk is 45 mins and you tour a great section of pristine Russell island.
4. Jackson Oval Playground
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By CarissaInspired
You can see beautiful sunsets from the park or walk around the oval, we have also visited for a picnic as it is a nice spot.
5. Jock Kennedy Recreation Reserve
6. Pioneer Children's Memorial Park
7. Wellington Point Jetty and Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By holidayfly - Brisbane, Australia
This is a wonderful location to relax on a sunny day, especially a Sunday afternoon. There are pcinic tables or bring your own picnic blanket. You can walk out to King Island on a low tide on the sand bar. There are public amenties, fish and chip shop, a beach, childrens playground, the jetty and launch for boating. There is plenty of parking, but be warned it can get very busy as its a great location. Enjoy your visit to Wellington Point Jetty & Lookout.
8. Redlands Indigiscapes Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
The IndigiScapes Centre is Redland City Council's environment education centre. Situated on 14.5 hectares of serene natural bushland, IndigiScapes offers native botanical gardens, a native nursery, bush trails, a nature playground and café specialising in local cuisine with a bush tucker twist.
Reviewed By 912MichelleA - Brisbane, Australia
We had been before and wanted to return for lunch on the shady verandah where we could take in the gardens and bird calls. The menu has a focus on native ingredients. The granata drinks were welcome on a hot, muggy day. We each settled in to enjoy these accompanied by toasted pannini sandwiches which were delicious. We would have loved to have tried some of the freshly made cakes and sweets, but we just couldn't fit another bit in. Next time that's for sure! It's a great place to take international and interstate visitors to experience the area's fauna and flora. Would 100% recommend the place.
9. Capalaba Regional Park
10. Brown Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By SeeZC3 - North Stradbroke Island, Australia
It's a short drive but worth the effort. The cool water and vast expanse of beauty makes this a great place for a family picnic
