Parklands and Reserves

Ipswich has over 500 attractive and useable parklands and reserves to suit a range of different leisure and recreational needs including:

  • BMX Tracks
  • Half Courts
  • Skate Parks
  • Recreational Pathways
  • Picnic Facilities
  • Rugby Fields
  • Strength and Agility Stations

    …and much more

For more information contact Health, Parks and Recreation on 3810 6822 or jump online: Ipswich City Council – Parks, Reserves and Precints

Heritage Trails

Ipswich is a city with a rich heritage and retains one of the finest collections of early colonial architecture in Queensland. Book yourself in for a self-guided walking or driving tour through the historic city centre.

For further information call 07 3281 0555 or visit www.ipswichtourism.com.au

Picnic Sites

For more information contact the Ipswich Visitor Information Centre On (07) 3281 0555

Bushwalking

A number of bushwalking opportunities exist within Ipswich City for all levels of experience. The Activities Guide for Natural Areas is designed to assist you to chose a suitable location. Please contact Health, Parks and Recreation Department on (07) 3810 6810 or email council@ipswich.qld.gov.au to request your copy of “Activities Guide for Natural Areas”. To help enhance the experience, free Bushwalking Guides are available for:

  • Haig Street Quarry Bushland Reserve
  • Flinders Plum Picnic Area (Flinders-Goolman Conservation Estate)
  • Denmark Hill Conservation Park
  • Hardings Paddock Picnic Area Paperbark Flats Picnic Area (White Rock-Spring Mountain Conservation Estate)
  • Purga Nature Reserve

To be sent your free guide, simply contact Health, Parks and Recreation Department on (07) 3810 6810 or email council@ipswich.qld.gov.au

Recreational Licences may be required for certain group activities which can be provided by contacting Council.

Check out the Parks database for other parks and reserves that offer bushwalking opportunities within Ipswich City.