Search:



Lifestyle
Sport
Things to Do
Work & Study
Directory
Win


Voyagers Park Banksia Beach | Bribie Island

About Voyagers Park Banksia Beach | Bribie Island

Voyagers park in Banksia Beach, Bribie Island is a small but charming park featuring climbing equipment, slides, tunnel and spring rider toys. Shaded by surrounding trees and overhead shade cloths, parents can sit back and let the kids play while they relax on the nearby picnic benches.

Park Facilities

  • Local Recreation Park - Moreton Bay Regional Council
  • Rubbish Bins
  • Water Fountains
  • Picnic Bench
  • Play Equipment - General
  • Play Equipment - Spring Toy

Share your park adventure with us #MoretonDaily or @MoretonDaily

Contact Voyagers Park Banksia Beach | Bribie Island

2 Voyagers Drive, Banksia Beach QLD, Australia
07 3205 05558
Visit Website

Is this your business/organisation?

Update my Listing
Last Updated: 8am 03 May 2020

Trending

COVID-19 UPDATE: October 7

There were no community transmission cases of COVID-19 during the last 24 hours, says Queensland Health Minister Yvette D’Ath, but vaccinations rates still need to accelerate.…

Thunderstorm Phobias in Pets

If you know there is a storm forecast, make sure your pet is secured somewhere safe on your property where they can’t hurt themselves or escape. It is important your pet can feel safe and remain secure during the thunderstorm event. …

Trending

Greater Caboolture Chamber of Commerce celebrates six months

The Greater Caboolture Chamber of Commerce has celebrated six months since its inception. See the gallery...…

North Lakes Lions in full swing

The new North Lakes Lions Club board has hit the ground running, with the resumption of fundraising events and its Wish Tank initiative, and a donation to the SES. Here’s what they’re up to…

Flood of gratitude for Rothwell's Breathe Easy Café

Rothwell's Breathe Easy Café has been recognised for supporting the community during this year’s floods. Here's how they helped...…

Push for compulsory flood risk insights

Mandatory disclosure of flood and other natural risks for properties could be introduced in Queensland if Moreton Bay Regional Council has its way. Find out more...…

Tough questions on Bribie WWII forts

UPDATE: First pictures are in of the demolished Bribie Island WWII forts. Moreton Daily put a series of questions to the State Government on the decision to collapse the heritage-listed structures …

Flood of gratitude for Rothwell's Breathe Easy Café

Rothwell's Breathe Easy Café has been recognised for supporting the community during this year’s floods. Here's how they helped...…

Push for compulsory flood risk insights

Mandatory disclosure of flood and other natural risks for properties could be introduced in Queensland if Moreton Bay Regional Council has its way. Find out more...…

Tough questions on Bribie WWII forts

UPDATE: First pictures are in of the demolished Bribie Island WWII forts. Moreton Daily put a series of questions to the State Government on the decision to collapse the heritage-listed structures …

Menu made in Moreton Bay

Ocean View farmer and passionate advocate for local produce Jacki Hinchey is eating only what is grown or made in the Moreton Bay Region this month. It’s not a social media stunt, instead a bid to better understand what is available and how it can be used. Here’s what’s on the menu…

Big news for Beardy’s Bar & Kitchen

Beardy's owners Ross and Lee Willson have made an important announcement today. Here's what we know...…

Research role with patients in mind

Redcliffe Hospital’s inaugural Senior Nursing Researcher, Amanda Fox, will combine her clinical experience with her passion for education and research in her new role. The position has been created thanks to the generosity of supporters of the Raise it for Redcliffe fundraising campaign…
Close