Welcome to X-Golf Enoggera, your local indoor golf and sports bar in Brisbane's inner north!
Join in for casual rounds, tournaments, coaching sessions, or private hire. They've paired a relaxed atmosphere with a full bar and a curated menu, making it the perfect spot to catch the game or relax with friends.
The premium simulators provide accurate ball data and access to world-renowned international courses. From casual group bundles to tailored event packages, they offer flexible options for different occasions!
A peaceful escape just 20 minutes from Brisbane, Samford Conservation Park is a great spot to enjoy the outdoors, whether you're gathering with friends, heading out for a walk or exploring the shared trails by bike or on horseback.
At the heart of the park is Ironbark Gully, a shaded picnic area set among tall ironbark trees. Here you'll find wood barbecues, undercover picnic tables and toilet facilities, including wheelchair-accessible amenities (assistance may be required).
For a short and scenic walk, follow the 900-metre Crebra Circuit, which begins at the picnic area and winds through ironbark and spotted gum forest. Keep an eye out for native wildlife as you explore this peaceful bush setting.
With a network of shared trails and open natural spaces to enjoy, Samford Conservation Park offers a relaxed and easily accessible way to experience the beauty of the Moreton Bay Hinterland.
Discover north Brisbane's railway heritage as you cycle the Ferny Grove to Samford Rail Trail, following a former rail corridor that once extended through to Dayboro.
Starting from Ferny Grove Railway Station, this scenic ride stretches just over 9 kilometres to Samford Village. Along the way, you'll pass through the peaceful bushland of Samford Conservation Park before emerging into rolling farmland at the base of Camp Mountain.
Following the path of the old Dayboro branch line, the trail offers a unique glimpse into the region's past. Stop near the site of the former Camp Mountain station and learn about the 1946 railway derailment, one of Queensland's worst rail disasters, which ultimately led to the closure of the line in 1955.
With gentle gradients along much of the former rail corridor, the trail provides an easy and enjoyable ride for most of the journey, before transitioning to quiet rural roads with a few hills as you approach Samford. Be sure to hop off your bike and take your time exploring Samford Village. There are plenty of cafés, local grocers, plant nurseries and more to discover.
Walkabout Creek Discovery Centre showcases some of the incredible biodiversity of Queensland and is home to various reptiles, amphibians, fish and mammals. Explore on your own or join our Park Rangers at the daily feeding sessions (ask for the daily feed schedule when at the Visitor centre).
Walkabout Creek Discovery Centre operates a seasonal holiday activities program during Queensland school holidays, four times per year (Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring). Activities include a range of nature-based activities and events for all ages, including Junior Ranger activities and daily Wildlife Discovery Shows.
The Centre features a Visitor Centre, a Wildlife Centre and a wedding/conference centre and cafe. There is also the opportunity to go swimming or kayaking in Enoggera Reservoir, enjoy a short bush walk, or go mountain bike riding on the dedicated skills course.
The Visitor Centre provides detailed information on D'Aguilar National Park and also showcases many of southeast Queensland's national parks through a virtual lookout platform that provides a spectacular panoramic viewing experience.
The Centre delivers environmental education activities. Contact for further information.
Brisbane: are you ready to tee off?
Chermside, get ready for the craziest round of mini golf you've ever played because they've really set the par high with this one.
Worked up an appetite? Pull up a seat and settle in at The Caddyshack. With a new range of cocktail and gourmet kitchen offerings, they'll take care of all your grub-on-the-green needs.
With two different nine-hole courses to choose from, you'll putt your stuff around 18 uniquely themed holes. Whether you're scouting out something sweet to do on a weekend, looking to book the best birthday party ever for a caddy kid or locking down an adorable date spot for your par-crossed lover (you're welcome), they're a putt above the rest.
Finished up on the greens? Check-in for a short stay at Hijinx Hotel next door for some hotel-themed fun!
Activate Games Sport Arena is Queensland's first high-tech challenge sports venue located in Chermside and has become one of the most talked-about kids activities Brisbane families return to repeatedly. The venue differs from typical indoor play centres by offering six high-tech challenge rooms packed with 500+ interactive games that respond to movements.
Activities include dodging lasers, hitting light-up targets, racing the clock, and competing with friends. The venue works for all ages, as a 7-year-old and a 65-year-old grandparent can play the same game and both enjoy the experience because every room scales in difficulty. This separates the venue from most indoor activities in Brisbane that cater to one age group and leave others bored.
The venue is ideal for birthday parties, offering a high-energy experience different from typical party formats. Instead of traditional party activities, the venue provides interactive laser-dodging and gaming experiences that keep children engaged throughout the event.
Hijinx Hotel is an immersive interactive game experience housed within the theme, wonder and theatre of a quirky New York style hotel where the rooms are reimagined into quick play, challenge rooms.
Leave the suitcases at home - these are rooms where you play, not stay.
Each of the hotel wings home highly fun & experiential, game-afied rooms made up of 5 different collaborative games, including massive adult ball pits, giant-sized scrabble tiles and rubix cubes, enormous musical instruments (think the Piano in BIG).
Throw in unicorns a plenty and Hijinx is perfect for 5 and 500 year olds, fun for the young and the young at heart in a group, on a date or just out with a mate, Hijinx Hotel is the best place to play.
Creative cocktails, breaking up all that kidulting drinks like the Bubble and Pop and the Penthouse Party, Rub a dub tub (served in a bathtub of course) and many more delight the tastebuds as you sit at the hotel bar.
Hens parties, Bucks parties, birthdays of all ages, date night, your next anniversary or just something to do - Hijinx Hotel has you covered for your next special event with all the staycation inclusions.
About to check out? Why not hit the links and play a round of mini golf next door at Holey Moley Chermside
The kids will have a wonderful time at Kidspace in Chermside. There's an undercover bike play area as well as an imaginative playground, fairy tower and rocket control tower. Plus, there's a half-court basketball area, a skating, BMX bike and rollerblading area, a cricket net or pitch and a rebound wall. A great facility for the family!
The Slab Hut is a unique art and craft venue in John Scott Park, Samford, just north of Brisbane. Gum tree slab walls and Yellow Gum floorboards are complemented by the 'adze' work in the ceiling and rafters - a tribute to traditional timber-workers' skills. A high pitched roof from recycled corrugated iron completes the rustic picture. This reproduction of a slab hut is home to the Samford Art and Craft Association.
A varied range of individual works of art and craft is displayed, reflecting the skill diversity of the members, who offer a personalised service. Knitted and crochet pieces are complemented by fashionable 'art to wear' designs in felt and silk. Hand-painted glassware, pottery, turned wooden items, felt-lined boxes in Australian timber, ceramics and pieces for personal adornment made from leather, glass, fabric and paper sit side by side with fine silver and beaded jewellery.
The Slab Hut has many distinctive gifts with a strong Australian connection suitable for posting or taking overseas.
The Slab Hut opens seven days a week.
Vikasati is your ultimate destination for recovery and relaxation. At the Brisbane Bathhouse, you can calm your mind, escape the chaos and recharge your body without having to wait for a holiday.
Experience immense relaxation, strengthen your immune system, accelerate recovery, reduce inflammation and much more.
Vikasati offers one of Australia's largest Finnish saunas, hot and cold magnesium plunge pools and chilly ice baths.
The Nest Haberdashery is a volunteer-led social enterprise operated by women's charity, The Nest Community. They sort donations from the public in the Textile Recovery Centre and sell them in the Haberdashery, or use them in the craft mentoring program for high school students.
The organisation's core values are sustainability, skill sharing, and handmade living. The Haberdashery stocks donated preloved and vintage fabrics, yarn, patterns, haberdashery notions, and even sewing machines.
Revenue from the haberdashery funds low-cost craft workshops and a free mentoring program for girls from local schools.
The friendly Haberdashery volunteers are always ready to share their knowledge and help with advice about fabric, crafting, and handmade skills. And of course they all love to have a chat about making.
Glow Float and Wellness is nestled in the serene surrounds of Samford Village dedicated to helping you achieve ultimate relaxation and rejuvenation. They offer a range of holistic therapies designed to restore balance, enhance well-being, and support your overall health.
The following therapies are available: floats, infrared saunas, red light, halo salt therapy, and contrast hydrotherapy. Infrared saunas and contrast hydrotherapy rooms can each hold up to 4 people. All rooms are private and shared only with your group.
A short drive north of Brisbane City, in a quaint hinterland village, John Scott Park is an idyllic location for a family picnic or barbecue. The park offers segmented playgrounds for smaller kids, bigger kids and is bordered on two sides by green space, ideal for a little family football or cricket.
The park features covered barbecue areas that overlook the toddler play space, wheelchair accessible toilets, rope structures, climbing walls, slides and a red train that children can board, drive and climb all over. The toddler area also boasts a variety of slides, rockers and low climbing structures plus shaded seating areas for watchful parents to keep an eye on their little ones. Older kids will love the half-basketball court or the BMX track
Park facilities include picnic shelters, barbecue, fenced playground, toilets and is wheelchair accessible.
The Store of Requirement is a magical wizard-inspired destination located in the heart of Samford Village, just 30 minutes north-west of Brisbane.
Step through the door and discover one of Australia's largest collections of officially licensed wizarding merchandise, collectibles, wands, apparel, jewellery, homewares and magical creatures. Shelves are filled with curious treasures sourced from around the world, including many items rarely found elsewhere in Australia.
More than just a store, The Store of Requirement offers an enchanting experience for witches, wizards and curious Muggles of all ages. Be sorted into your Hogwarts House, explore magical displays, and uncover surprises hidden throughout the shop.
Themed birthday celebrations are hosted year-round in the store's magical classroom, while visitors can also enjoy immersive Wizarding Adventures. During school holidays, additional magical activities including wand decorating workshops and potion-making classes provide even more opportunities for young witches and wizards to learn the secrets of the magical world.
Located amongst the cafés, galleries and boutique shops of Samford Village, The Store of Requirement is a unique destination for families, collectors and fantasy lovers seeking a memorable day out.
Whether you're searching for the perfect gift, building your collection, or simply looking for a little magic, there's always something waiting to be discovered.
After almost two decades in the Northern Territory, Red Sand in 2011 relocated to the inner city suburb of Paddington in Brisbane.
The Gallery houses a vast collection of Indigenous art sourced from The Central Desert and The Utopia Homelands .
Genuine termite hollowed Didgeridoos, Boomerangs and Artifacts are also available along with a Worldwide Shipping service.
For over ten years, Kelvin Grove Village Market has been the heart and soul of Kelvin Grove Village. This exciting farmers' market is a popular gathering place for locals and tourists.
Come and check out the range of art and fashion under the Queensland sun. Live music every morning, and great international food and coffee.
Their location is right in the heart of Kelvin Grove, on Musk Avenue and Blamey Street.
Come for breakfast, and stay for the fantastic atmosphere. Kelvin Grove Village Market is family-friendly. Bring the kids for breakfast and let them run off their energy in Victoria Park. They would love to see your dog at Kelvin Grove Village Market.
See you there!
The world's most incredible gemstone deserves an epic museum and that's exactly what they have delivered here at the Brisbane Opal Museum.
Their Museum started in a little shoe-box shop that couldn't fit more than a few people at a time. Today they have a huge, brand-new purpose-built museum for all who can appreciate how wonderful nature can be.
Geoff McDonald's aim is to collect and showcase and incredible opal collection for all to enjoy.
Visiting his museum will give you a unique Australian experience. He guarantees, by the end of the tour, the true compelling nature of opal will be revealed to you.
At Green Thumb Farm, every visit is an opportunity to reconnect with nature and be part of something bigger. Nestled in the scenic Moreton Bay region, this vibrant community farm and nursery is dedicated to regenerative agriculture, seasonal eating, and the joy of growing fresh, local produce.
On Saturday mornings, you’ll see the farm buzzing with life at the Farmgate Market, where you can pick up fresh-cut flowers, organic produce, and artisan goods like handmade soaps, sourdough, and locally roasted coffee. Grab a coffee, wander through the gardens, and watch children play in the Little Green Thumbs area.
Join a guided tour and see firsthand how healthy soil creates thriving plants. You’ll learn about composting, regenerative farming, and food-growing techniques that you can take home and apply in your own garden. You can even pick your own flowers and produce straight from the farm.
Whether you're visiting with family, a school group, or as part of a corporate team, Green Thumb Farm offers hands-on learning and volunteering opportunities that allow you to give back while gaining new skills. When you support the farm, you’re helping to regenerate the land and inspire a healthier, more sustainable future.
Just 35 minutes from Brisbane’s CBD, with free on-site parking, Green Thumb Farm invites you to escape the city, breathe in the fresh air, and leave feeling inspired.
Rosalie Village is a compact, attractive pocket of Brisbane that is a well-kept secret of the locals. But just ask anyone who comes here, and they'll tell you what it may lack in size, it more than makes up for in quality.
Steep tree-lined hills display hundreds of colourfully renovated Queenslander houses that make perfect breezy hillside homes, as well as providing some of the best city views. In a perfectly quaint way, locals have crafted some into the perfect little bar, cosy restaurant or chic boutique.
Famed for its creative yet accessible eateries, Rosalie Village takes the food lover on a pleasant journey of discovery. There's a range of international cuisines, plus a sumptuous delicatessen, numerous cafes, a dessert lovers paradise and a 'to die for' ice-cream parlour. Popular at any time of day, try visiting at night, when the lights are twinkling in the street and the suburban village atmosphere is humming.
A unique highlight of Rosalie Village is a boutique cinema that boasts intimate screening rooms, an in-cinema dining service and, of course, a leading selection of art house and blockbuster movies.
The Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mount Coot-tha are Queensland's premier subtropical botanic gardens. Founded in 1970 and officially opened in 1976, the 56-hectare gardens are open daily, and entry is free.
These 56-hectare gardens are situated seven kilometres from the city centre and offer a variety of environments, including the most extensive collection of Australian native rainforest trees in the world and natural wildlife.
The Brisbane Botanic Gardens features a Japanese Garden, Tropical Dome and Children's Playground.
Drop into the Mt Coot-tha Visitor Centre for information on self-guided walking trails, or join a volunteer on a free guided walk through the gardens.
The Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium is also located on the grounds.
Dogs are not permitted at any time (except for guide and assistance dogs).
The Botanic Gardens are open every day and entry is free. Visitors can enjoy free guided tours from Monday to Saturday (public holidays excluded).
The Gardens Café is open daily with a capacity of 150 people. Dine in a relaxing and tranquil setting. Modern Australian cuisine is served in the main cafe with light snacks, Devonshire teas and ice creams also available.
Discover the secrets of the universe at the Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium!
The Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium is one of Brisbane City Council’s key leisure venues for all ages to enjoy. Located within the Mt Coot-tha leisure and adventure precinct, the Planetarium is just five kilometres from the Brisbane Central Business District.
Officially opened on 24 May 1978 by Brisbane City Council, the Planetarium is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2028. Over the years, the Planetarium has welcomed millions of visitors and continues to be a must-visit destination for residents and visitors.
Take a tour through the galaxy in the Planetarium’s Cosmic Skydome. There is a range of shows available, anything from cute animated features for younger kids, to interesting entertaining features on a wide range of subjects for older kids and adults.
Get up close to incredible artefacts including asteroid fragments that are more than 4.5 billion years old, spacecraft models and one of the world’s best replicas of Neil Armstrong’s lunar spacesuit. The Planetarium is also home to Skylore, a permanent display of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Astronomy.
Immerse yourself in good food, great nightlife and premier live sport at Caxton Street.
Caxton Street exudes an energetic vibe under the imposing shadow of Suncorp Stadium, coming alive most weekends due to the scores of footy fans who converge on the strip after NRL, Rugby Union or Soccer games.
Caxton Street is a long-standing entertainment precinct, home to an array of pubs and bars including the famous Caxton Hotel and Lord Alfred Hotel. Other venues to visit include craft beer bar Brewski and burgers at Fritzenburger.
Brisbane's most famous restaurant, the family-owned Gambaro's has been known for its fresh seafood for more than 60 years. The group operates a boutique hotel and the Blackhide Steakhouse along Caxton Street too.
Toowong Cemetery is Brisbane's largest and most grand burial site. Undertake a tour of this vast necropolis and resting place of 117,000 souls.
Discover the history of death and dying in Southern Queensland, and hear local ghost stories and tales, told by your ghost host as they explore the realm between this world and the next. Get in touch with Ghost Tours Australia - Brisbane for information. Tours last two hours and run on Friday and Saturday nights. Costs apply.
Suncorp Stadium provides Brisbane and south-east Queensland with a 52,500 plus seat capacity, state-of-the-art, world-class stadium able to accommodate a range of uses.
Suncorp Stadium hosts Rugby League home games for the Brisbane Broncos and the Dolphins in the NRL and WNRL competitions along with annual State of Origin matches, the NRL Magic Round and International Test Matches including finals matches in the 2026 Rugby League World Cup.
Rugby Union is held at the venue with the home team Queensland Reds competing in the Super Rugby competition and International Tests featuring the Wallabies and Wallaroos with the venue also hosting 10 games in the 2027 Rugby World Cup.
Football (Soccer) is also played at Suncorp Stadium with the Brisbane Roar holding their home matches for the A-League competition as well as the national Matildas and Socceroos teams playing games at the venue.
Throughout the year, mostly across the summer season, the venue concerts, many of which are international, highly acclaimed artists with recent visits from legends like Paul McCartney, P!nk, Ed Sheeran, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and the Foo Fighters.
Boxing and Extreme Sports have been held at the venue with highlights including the Horn v Mundine and Horn v Pacquiao boxing bouts and the Nitro Circus and Nitro World games events.
Suncorp Stadium is a Stadiums Queensland venue proudly managed by Legends Global.
