Dive into adventure at Aqua Warrior, Moreton Bay's inflatable water park set on the beautiful Pelican Park foreshore in Clontarf.
With giant slides, climbing walls, and fun obstacles floating right on the bay, it's the ultimate spot for families, friends, schools, and groups looking for a day of laughs, splashes, and excitement.
Safe, supervised, and surrounded by stunning views, Aqua Warrior is the perfect mix of fun and fitness on the water.
Try Archery for beginners is an archery session for you to learn to shoot a bow and arrow – providing all the gear and instruction you need.
Experience the excitement and thrill of learning to shoot a bow, no previous skills needed
During the 2.5 hour session qualified coaches will take you through
- safety on the range
- handling a bow, loading an arrow and letting it fly
- using sights and how to score the arrows
- plenty of practice time
- a short break to meet new people and chat about Archery
- finish with a fun activity
You will be using quality, well-maintained recurve bows equipped with sights and a set of matching arrows. A finger tab, arm guard, bow sling and chest protector will ensure you have a safe and enjoyable time, you do not need to buy any archery gear to attend. Different bow sizes and target distances are available to suit all participants.
Come along with friends and challenge each other
See booking site for specific dates and times for various sessions
Peninsula Distilling is a small batch micro Distillery based on the Redcliffe Peninsula.
In line with that reasoning, all products reflect local and historically known names.
As part of that process, images that reflect those names are used.
All products are made from scratch using ingredients sourced from local suppliers as much as possible, handcrafted here on the Redcliffe Peninsula in small batches and bottles labelled and numbered by hand.
Located in Clontarf on the outskirts of Brisbane, Dreamtime Kullilla-Art is an experience exactly unlike a touristy souvenir shop. Dreamtime Kullilla-Art is a cultural feast of original and beautiful Aboriginal art, traditional handcrafts, foods and giftware. All by First Nations’ artists. All fully authenticated. All telling the Australian Aboriginal story, reaching back more than 50,000 years, the essence of which, is, the art. You won’t find Aboriginal Art in a souvenir shop, that’s only colour on canvas. Kullilla-Art works and homewares share the stories of the First Nations’ people – from Dreamtime, to now.
Upstairs, enter the private gallery of respected First Nations’ artist Michael Connolly (Munda-gutta Killiwari), Artist in Residence, and explore the works of noteworthy Australian artists. It is from this space that artist, storyteller and cultural consultant, Michael Connolly, both creates and curates pieces for the gallery and also provides bespoke commissions.
From their highly reputable Indigenous art store on Macdonnell road, Michael and his wife Jo, act as advocates for the Indigenous community, curating and selling 100% authentic Aboriginal art, decorative homewares, cultural artifacts and traditional Australian herbs, spices and foods - aka Bush Tucker. Every item in the Dreamtime Kullilla-Art store is “royalty paid” meaning that each purchase is empowering, not exploitative.
An attraction that has history, beauty and great angling qualities, the Woody Point Jetty is a popular destination for all, especially photographers. Try your hand at fishing all year-round, and while ideal fishing times may vary, you can’t go past a sunrise or sunset fish with the beautiful hues of yellow, orange and red bounce across the horizon and reflecting in the water.
If fishing isn’t on your list of things to do, a picnic or a nice stroll along the waterfront are always a great alternative. There are plenty of fish and chips shops in the local vicinity as well as The Belvedere Hotel, known colloquially as the home of celebrations.
On Margate Parade, another pristine beach awaits on the Redcliffe Peninsula. With golden sand and calm, sheltered waters, it's a favourite spot for a relaxed swim.
Margate also boasts the longest stretch of mainland sand in the area, complemented by a two-kilometre timber boardwalk running alongside the shoreline. Perfect for walkers, cyclists and little ones on scooters, it's an easy way to take in the coastal scenery.
At the northern end, you'll find the charming Scotts Point swimming pavilion. Built in 1937, it offers a glimpse into beachside life of a bygone era. Lining the esplanade, towering Norfolk Pines add to the atmosphere, their history stretching back more than 150 years to the early settlers of the Redcliffe Peninsula. Their expansive canopy provides welcome shade during the warmer months.
Margate Beach is well-equipped with quality BBQ facilities, making it an ideal spot for a laid-back day by the water. Pack a picnic, gather friends or family, and settle in to enjoy the fresh sea air and sweeping views across Moreton Bay to Moreton Island.
Area 51 World Redcliffe is a 1,000-square-metre indoor play centre designed exclusively for children aged up to 12 years old. Conveniently located on Anzac Avenue, this bright and modern venue offers a dynamic mix of fun, movement, and imaginative play—perfect for families seeking a safe and exciting indoor destination.
The centre features fun slides, multi-level soft play structures, a dedicated toddler zone, and the thrilling Super Climber. Every element encourages active exploration and helps children build confidence while having fun.
The venue is fully air-conditioned, making it a comfortable all-weather option for weekday outings, weekend fun, or birthday celebrations—right in the heart of Brisbane's bayside. Parents and carers can relax at the on-site café while little ones enjoy endless play in a secure environment.
Suttons Beach Park is one of Redcliffe's favourite waterfront destinations, perfect for a relaxed day by the bay. With beautiful views across Moreton Bay to Moreton Island, this family-friendly spot features a patrolled swimming beach with gentle waves, making it ideal for children and swimmers of all ages.
The park is packed with amenities, including picnic shelters, barbecues, toilets, playgrounds and beach showers, so you can comfortably spend the whole day here.
Stretch out on the grassy foreshore with a picnic, explore the playground, or enjoy a leisurely bike ride along the scenic waterfront pathway. Nearby shops and cafes are just a short stroll away for an ice cream or bite to eat after your swim.
Visitors of all abilities can enjoy easy access to the beach and water, thanks to accessible beach matting and convenient entry points.
Whether you're swimming, cycling, picnicking or simply soaking up the coastal views, Suttons Beach Park is a must-visit when exploring Redcliffe.
Redcliffe Museum offers a unique and contemporary look at the people, places, significant moments and the stories that have shaped this historical seaside town.
The museum features:
First Nations stories about language and culture
Films about the early days of the Peninsula including the famous Rollerdome
A sample from the old Redcliffe Jetty boardwalk
Memory boxes to rummage through and uncover items and stories from the past
A snapshot of Moreton Bay Region’s sporting success.
Plus, discover a vibrant program of temporary exhibitions, events and workshops throughout the year including the exciting Imaginarium - a dedicated fun and intergenerational kids play space filled with changing activities and craft designed for children to create, learn and explore.
The museum’s gift shop stocks a range of unique historical books, souvenirs and handmade gifts from local makers that are perfect to gift to a loved one or to remember your visit.
Redcliffe Museum is free to visit and is a perfect place to explore on your next seaside escape. When you visit the museum, why not pack a picnic to enjoy by the adjacent tranquil Corscadden Park by Humpybong Creek or discover local cafes and restaurants along the waterfront.
In the lower reaches of Saltwater Creek off Bramble Bay, Hays Inlet is a wetland and estuarine area lined with mangroves and coastal bushland. A unique environment, Hays Inlet is home to a range of habitats, including intertidal flats, mangrove forest, saltmarsh, Casuarina forest and open eucalypt forest.
Due to its high levels of productivity and the importance of the breeding grounds, sections of Hays Inlet have been protected against commercial fishing for about 50 years.
As part of the Moreton Bay Marine Park, the Hays Inlet Conservation Park supports and protects wildlife such as kangaroos, flying foxes, Eastern Curlews, fish, crabs and prawns.
Looking for a fun and free family day out in Redcliffe? Head to Settlement Cove Lagoon, a tropical-style waterfront oasis on the Redcliffe Peninsula. The palm-lined lagoon is perfect for cooling off, while little ones will love the partly shaded children's pool, complete with playful mushroom and gecko water features.
Just steps away, you'll find a playground with swings and a slide, making it easy to keep the whole family entertained both in and out of the water.
Take a stroll along the scenic foreshore to Redcliffe Jetty, or explore the waterfront bikeways that connect to Southern Redcliffe Point.
When it's time to refuel, make use of the sheltered barbecue and picnic facilities, or venture into nearby Redcliffe to discover a great selection of cafés and restaurants.
Settlement Cove Lagoon also offers accessible pathways, water-entry ramps and a beach wheelchair, helping more visitors enjoy a day by the water.
Entry is free, and lifeguards are on duty during advertised operating hours
The spirit of disco is well and truly Stayin' Alive in Redcliffe! Paying tribute to the Bee Gees' legacy, this 70-metre open-air experience offers an immersive audio and visual journey through the band's career.
Developed in collaboration with the band's very own Barry Gibb, Bee Gees Way is free to visit and located along the Redcliffe foreshore. The laneway features over 60 photos, 13 album covers, a 70-metre mural, music, and personal stories, along with an outdoor screen showcasing never-before-seen interviews with Barry reflecting on the band and their time in Moreton Bay. Visitors can also find life-size statues of Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb – perfect for snapping a photo with the band.
After sunset, enjoy a spectacular light show set to Bee Gees greatest hits, including Stayin' Alive, How Deep Is Your Love, and Night Fever.
The Bee Gees, brothers Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb, grew up on the sunny shores of Redcliffe during the 1950s, where they honed their craft before rising to global superstardom. A trip down memory lane here is a must before continuing on to the many nearby restaurants, cafés, and bars.
Redcliffe Art Gallery is the peninsula’s premier arts destination. Only 40 minutes drive from Brisbane’s CBD, a visit to this bayside gallery is a perfect day out.
In its brand-new home, the gallery presents a vibrant and ever-changing exhibition program. Across four exhibition spaces, visitors can experience works by local, emerging and established Australian artists.
The Studio, a dedicated public program space, frequently hosts artist-led workshops or transforms into a vibrant and popular art space for kids and families during school holidays.
To dive deeper into the exhibitions, visitors can extend their experience with impromptu or booked tours led by one of the friendly gallery team members.
Browsing the shop’s hand-selected range of bespoke products by local artisans, including ceramics, jewellery, and books, is the perfect end to a visit.
After your visit, sit back and enjoy the serenity and sea breezes of the bayside in the relaxing outdoor courtyard or take a stroll down to one of the many local cafes along the foreshore whilst enjoying the glistening view of Mulgumpin, Moreton Island.
Redcliffe Art Gallery is free to visit and offers easy access for people with mobility constraints and accessible parking. Free street parking is located just outside the Downing Street entry and the closest bus stop is less than 100 metres away.
Stretching into the sparkling waters of Moreton Bay, Redcliffe Jetty is one of the Redcliffe Peninsula's most iconic landmarks. Since its original construction in 1885, it has been a favourite for locals and visitors, offering stunning waterfront views and unforgettable coastal experiences.
Start your day with a spectacular sunrise, take a stroll over the water, or simply relax and soak up the sea breeze. From June to October, keep watch for migrating humpback whales as they pass through the bay, while anglers can enjoy casting a line in this popular fishing spot.
The jetty is also steeped in history. After the original structure fell into disrepair, a second jetty was built in 1922 and later became home to the famous Penny Arcade, an attraction frequented by the young Bee Gees brothers during their time in Redcliffe.
The current Redcliffe Jetty opened in 1999. Heritage features from earlier jetties, including historic lighting, seating and drinking fountains, can still be found along the foreshore.
Whether you're chasing the perfect photo, enjoying a peaceful waterfront walk or uncovering stories from Redcliffe's past, Redcliffe Jetty is a must-visit destination and a true Moreton Bay classic.
Looking for local tips, inspiration or help planning your stay? Drop into the Visitor Information Centre at the entrance to the jetty, where friendly volunteers can share local knowledge, visitor guides and accommodation advice.
Located in Griffin, Bray Farm Park offers children an adventurous day of fun and exploring. This park has been dubbed something out of Harry Potter that is perfect for entertaining children and their magical abilities. Hidden away in the Riverbreeze Estate of Griffin, this magical park allows children to escape into a world of wizardry. Bray Farm Park is surrounded by some of Moreton Bay’s greatest wildlife and nature. Children and families will become infatuated with the beautiful sounds of sing-song birds and if you are lucky enough you may even encounter a koala or kangaroo.
One of the highlights of Bray Farm park is the playgrounds which are composed of wooden cubby houses connected by a swinging bridge, ramp and slide. Children can also enjoy hopping around on gigantic tomatoes and pumpkins that are scattered across the park. Other features include; climbing nets, bench seating, slides, rubbish bins and a concrete path for older children who would like to take their bikes or scooters.
This park is also conveniently located nearby to the Osprey House Environmental Centre and Dohles Rock Reserve which makes for a great day out for children and their families.
Please note there are no toilets.
Escape into the peaceful beauty of Osprey House Environment Centre, where the winding Pine River meets a landscape of mangroves, saltmarsh, and native forest. Just a short drive from the city, this hidden gem invites visitors to slow down, explore and connect with the incredible natural environments of Moreton Bay.
Follow the gentle boardwalks through the mangroves, pause at the bird hide, or take in sweeping views from the riverside platforms. With every step, there's something to discover – watch wading birds forage in the shallows, spot birds of prey overhead, or look up for koalas resting among the eucalypts. It's a place where nature reveals itself in quiet, unforgettable moments.
Inside the centre, interactive displays bring the environment to life, offering hands-on ways to learn about mangroves, marine life, and the region's unique ecosystems. For a truly special experience, keep an eye on the resident eastern ospreys, whose nesting platform and live-stream footage offer a rare glimpse into their daily lives.
Pack a picnic or make use of the barbecue facilities and settle in for a relaxed afternoon surrounded by nature. With free entry and open outdoor spaces to explore at your own pace, Osprey House is the perfect place to unwind, learn and be inspired by the natural world.
The Moreton Bay Cycleway is a favourite foreshore bike path in southeast Queensland. Stretching 11 kilometres (22 kms return) uninterrupted by crossings or lights, this cycling track from Scarborough Beach to the Ted Smout Memorial Bridge is sure to get your legs pumping and heart racing.
Although you can cycle this pathway without stopping, it sure will be a challenge passing by all the beautiful beach frontage and boutique cafes whipping up the most delicious meals, with even better scents wafting along with the ocean breeze. If you do decide to lengthen your ride by making a couple of pit stops, try their recommendations of Redcliffe Markets, every Sunday morning, HMQS Gayundah, Settlement Cove Lagoon and the Woody Point Jetty.
Looking for a beach day with a little extra personality? Scarborough Beach Park has you covered. With views across to Moreton Island and plenty of space to spread out, it's the kind of place where a quick visit easily turns into a full day out.
Kids big and small will love the fully fenced playground featuring two themed zones, Railway Place and Pirate Place, packed with imaginative play spaces to climb, explore and let their creativity run wild. There's even a jumping pillow for high-energy fun, plus a basketball half court and a giant chess set if you're feeling a bit competitive.
When it's time to slow things down, fire up one of the barbecues, settle in at a picnic table, or take a refreshing dip at the nearby beach. The park is easy to get around too, with sealed pathways, accessible toilets and parking, making it suitable for prams and wheelchairs.
Whether you're here for a swim, a play, or just a laid-back afternoon by the water, Scarborough Beach Park delivers a fun, easygoing coastal escape with something for everyone.
On the banks of beautiful Lake Eden, North Lakes Town Park offers fun for all. There are three playgrounds suitable for children of all ages including two small in-ground trampolines, swings, climbing frames, slides, tunnels and more.
As the main feature, Lake Eden is a man-made lake with a two-kilometre paved pathway making it a perfect spot for running or walking. There is signage posted at regular intervals, so you can keep track of how far you have run. It is the spot for the popular Saturday mornings Park Run or enjoy rhe outdoor fitness equipment around the lake.
The park's highlight is the wildlife that call it home. Eels, turtles, water dragons, swans, ducks and more can be spotted playing in the lake's waters. There are large shady trees so you may even spot a possum, koala or snake! The park has plenty of shelters, picnic tables, barbecues and space for small gatherings.
Accessible parking spaces are located near the North Lakes Hotel.
Come down to Red Lock Escape Rooms located at Westfield North Lakes to experience their immersive, 60-minute, real-life adventure games!
You and your team meet in a themed room and have one hour to complete a mission and "escape" the room. An escape room experience requires teamwork, speed, creativity, and logic. Escape rooms are perfect for family vacations, birthday parties, corporate team-building, or just having fun with your friends. It's always a bonding experience!
There are currently six epic escape room experiences to choose from:
Area 52
Aunt Annie's Asylum
The Lost Jungle Gemstone
The Wizard's Apprentice
Game of Stones
New! The Witch's Lair
Red Lock Escape Rooms design and build their own escape room experiences and were awarded 'Best Puzzle Master 2020' by international escape room review group ESCAPETHEROOMers.
The quiet riverbank of Dohles Rocks in Griffin is an important habitat for shorebirds and a relaxing place for locals of Moreton Bay region's nearby built-up areas to escape and kick back.
You will find plenty of curb-side parking (as well as trailer parking bays) to leave your vehicle while you stretch your legs, go fishing, enjoy a family picnic, or barbecue overlooking the river. Though the area isn’t suited to large get-togethers, it is a perfect spot to get lost in a good novel, enjoy an afternoon play with the little ones, or launch into North Pine River.
Hey Caddy North Lakes is a local mini golf venue for play, celebrations, and time together with kids, families, and mates in north Brisbane. The colourful mini golf course is available for play, school holiday fun, birthday parties, and private group bookings. A food menu packed with crowd favourites and a fully licensed sports bar are available, so guests are never far from something to eat or a drink in hand while they relax between rounds. The course is designed for first-timers and mini golf fans alike, bringing plenty of laughs and friendly competition. Flexible group bundles and party packages suit all ages.
Welcome to X-Golf North Lakes, a local indoor golf and sports bar in Brisbane's north! Guests can join casual rounds, tournaments, coaching sessions, or private hire. A relaxed atmosphere is paired with a full bar and a curated menu, making it the perfect spot to catch the game or relax with friends. Premium simulators provide accurate ball data and access to world-renowned international courses. From casual group bundles to tailored event packages, flexible options are available for different occasions.
Still Spoonarama but on a smaller scale.
Around the walls of Round Table Coffee, you will still find over 6,500 teaspoons, always accessible to all to see. Throughout Spoonarama there are over 24,000 teaspoons grouped by country, states, animals, schools, royalty, trophies, collector club issued, Olympic/Commonwealth games, theme parks, holiday islands, specific maker/manufacturers and many more.
This is the biggest souvenir teaspoon collection on display in Queensland.
When Round Table Coffee opened in late 2014, there was a small rack of teaspoons on the wall. These were what Allie and Jeremy Jucha had collected themselves over a few years. They became a topic of conversation, and visitors to the shop began to offer their own small collections to add to the walls.
In October 2019, the three-day teaspoon exhibition was set up. 5,500 teaspoons were sorted into various categories, and specific racks were made by Jeremy, which gave space for Australian state teaspoons. Those three days saw more than 140 people browse through, and the response was very positive and encouraging.
In late 2020 another shop became available permanently, and Spoonarama was borne of Round Table Coffee. The current display is slightly smaller than previous but there is still a mighty selection to see.
