Cedar Creek
About Cedar Creek
Cedar Creek is a picturesque hinterland suburb located in the Moreton Bay Region, most known for the Cedar Creek rock pools. The rock pools are now privately owned, and it is illegal to access the water hole, but there are some shallow rock pools located at Andy Williams Park that can still be explored.
Andy Williams Park, located at 744 Cedar Creek Road, is a lovely family friendly park with covered barbecues and riverfront picnic tables. Kids can play in the shallows at the creek, spot little fish and enjoy some relatively safe creek swimming. There are no large swimming holes at Andy Williams Park, but it is very refreshing to sit in the shallows of the rock pools, enjoying the cool water flowing by on its way to the South Pine River.
The Latest
Top field chasing record prize
Entries are pouring in for next week’s Optilease Redcliffe Pro-Am, where top touring professionals are chasing a record prize fund.
Clampdown on "off-the-books" trade
Calls have been made to clampdown on the “rampant” theft of copper wire, which has cost Moreton Bay City Council half-a-million dollars.
Find care fast this flu season
Peak flu season has arrived and FindCareFast can help Moreton Bay region residents stay well this winter.
$4m confirmed for new clubhouse
Plans for a new Pine Rivers Netball Association clubhouse in Pine Rivers have received a $4.1 million boost.
Work starts on highway site entry
Residents and motorists have been warned road work has started beside the Bruce Highway north-bound lanes at Murrumba Downs.
State-first swing lands in Moreton Bay
Queensland’s first public We-Go-Swing has been installed and is now open at a Moreton Bay park.
Caboolture first in Roar plans
Brisbane Roar will launch their 2025-26 pre-season fixtures this month in the Moreton Bay region.
Unitywater's classroom message
Primary students at five Moreton Bay schools have been given a lesson about the importance of saving water - even in wet weather.
Plans and tips for bushfire season
Moreton Bay firefighters have been put through their paces as the state enters a new bushfire season.
Paving way for "$50m mega-complex"
Earthworks will start “ramping up” next week on a new $50 million development at Strathpine.