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PLACES TO 10 Content supplied by Ipswich City Council, an official Nature Play QLD Partner Kholo Gardens, Riverside Drive, Muirlea Escape to the lush surrounds of Kholo with a pond, creek, boardwalks, forests and the Brisbane River. Picnic heaven! Paperbark Flats Picnic Area, School Rd, Redbank Plains Take a bushwalk and explore the massive sandstone boulders at Little White Rock and the Bluff. Joseph Brady Park, 181 Riverside Avenue, Barellan Point Where the Bremer meets the Brisbane River. Great place to fish, play and picnic! Flinders Plum Picnic Area, Mt Flinders Rd, Peak Crossing Tranquil, remote picnic area surrounded by mountains and even a creek in wet seasons. Hardings Paddock Picnic Area, Carmichaels Rd, Purga Scenic picnic area featuring a bush tucker trail and bushwalks to explore. Purga Nature Reserve, 840 Middle Rd, Purga Walk among the paperbarks and keep an eye out for koalas in the gum trees. Haig St Quarry Bushlands, Haig St, Brassall Great views, walking trails, playground - plenty to explore. Look out for goannas! Pan Pacific Peace Gardens, 1 McAuliffe St, Redbank An oasis featuring a beautiful lake which is popular with water birds. Pine Mountain Bush Reserve, Pine Mountain Quarry Rd, Pine Mountain Get out of the city to this great bushland setting for a real bush picnic. Colleges Crossing Reserve, Mt Crosby Rd, Chuwar Popular riverside park with something for everyone. Bring your kayak! 9 8 10 7 5 4 6 3 1 2 Picnic in Ipswich Check out www.natureplayqld.org.au for more Nature Playlists and things to do outdoors Supported by
