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Cooneana Heritage Centre

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Cooneana Heritage Centre

Home to the Ipswich Historical Society, Cooneana Heritage Centre displays historical photographs, artifacts, traditional crafts and coal mining equipment that showcase the diverse history of Ipswich – Queensland's oldest provincial city. Youngsters can help our possum, Nea, find some of her favourite items. This enables them to be actively engaged and if they find everything in their booklet they win a prize! Cooneana Homestead was built in 1868. Jim Donald House is an example of a Miners Cottage of the early 1900s. See coal mining displays and videos inside. In the schoolroom children can experience an old classroom complete with "engraved" wooden desks and slates – a great experience for school groups. At the Ipswich Historical Society Blacksmiths shop you can find our blacksmiths working at their forges and see some of the wonderful metal items they have created. The Spinners, Weavers, Fibre Artisans of Ipswich welcome visitors Mondays and Thursdays and the first Saturday each month. Historical Motorcycle Club of Queensland, Ipswich Area has a clubhouse on site and is happy to display their vintage and veteran motorbikes. Queensland Metal Artisans Collective have a workshop where they work on making metal items. Events held on some Saturdays and Sundays have a different entry price to the normal AUD5.00 for adults.

New Chum QLD

0.1 km away

Castle Hill Blackstone Reserve — Image credit: Ipswich City Council

National Parks and Reserves

Castle Hill Blackstone Reserve

From historic coal mining relics to adrenaline-pumping mountain bike trails, Castle Hill Blackstone Reserve offers an outdoor adventure unlike anywhere else in the Ipswich region. The reserve is home to more than 15 International Mountain Bicycling Association-rated trails catering to a wide range of skill levels, from beginner-friendly rides through to steep, technical singletrack designed to challenge experienced riders. While the trails may not be long, the rugged terrain and sharp climbs mean every kilometre delivers a rewarding ride. Popular routes include the flowing Blackleg Gully Circuit, ideal for warming up or building confidence, through to more advanced trails such as the thrilling rollercoaster-style Inca track. Beyond the trails, Castle Hill also reveals an intriguing chapter of Ipswich's coal mining history. Walk the Lewis Thomas Historical Trail to discover remnants of the area's mining past, including open mine tunnels, hand-dug shafts and the ruins of the imposing three-storey "Castle" that once stood on the hill overlooking Blackstone. Whether you're chasing an adrenaline rush on two wheels or exploring the stories of Ipswich's industrial heritage, Castle Hill Blackstone Reserve is a unique place where nature, adventure and history meet.

Blackstone QLD

2.0 km away

RampAttak Indoor Skatepark

Sports and Recreation Facilities

RampAttak Indoor Skatepark

Discover the ultimate destination for action-packed birthday parties and thrilling skill-building lessons at RampAttak Indoor Skatepark & Shop! Located in Ipswich, Australia's largest indoor skatepark offers an exhilarating haven for enthusiasts of skateboarding, scootering, BMX biking, and roller skating. At RampAttak, kids and young adults can immerse themselves in a supervised environment designed to foster their passion for extreme sports. Escape the elements and perfect your tricks on our expansive, all-timber skatepark featuring diverse obstacles suitable for all skill levels—from beginners to seasoned riders. The pro shop is stocked with top-notch gear, ensuring you're always equipped for the next adventure. Whether you're celebrating a birthday or seeking to improve your skills, RampAttak provides expertly crafted lessons tailored to each sport. Join the weekly sessions or dive into engaging holiday camps where fun meets skill development among new friends. Visit the website to learn more about how RampAttak can elevate your experience in the world of extreme sports. Contact them to book a party or lesson and let the friendly team guide you toward unforgettable moments at RampAttak Indoor Skatepark & Shop.

Blackstone QLD

2.4 km away

Inside Flip Out looking at the climbing wall

Amusement and Theme Parks

Flip Out Bundamba

Flip Out Bundamba is an exciting indoor trampoline and adventure park offering high-energy fun for all ages. Featuring trampolines, climbing walls, ninja-style obstacles, slides and dedicated kids' zones, it's the perfect destination for family outings, birthday parties, fitness and group events. Located in Bundamba, just a short drive from Ipswich Central, Flip Out delivers a safe, action-packed experience whatever the weather. Flip Out Bundamba is open seven days a week and features disco nights, where the music is turned up and the lights turned down. There's also Ninja classes available for those looking to learn some skills. The centre isn't just for kids, adults are able to join in the fun whether it is jumping, climbing or sliding. Admission is booked in sessions either one or two hours from $16 to $30, or you can become a member for $19 a week and get one hour per day to play. Flip Out Bundamba is also a great place to host a fundraiser and has accessibility options with flipability sessions and discounts for carers/ companion card holders - contact them to find out more.

Bundamba QLD

3.0 km away

The Space Place - Brothers Kids Room

Entertainment Venues

The Space Place - Brothers Kids Room

The Space Place Kids Room is a state-of-the-art space designed to captivate young imaginations. It features two interactive projectors, a LED double-lane wavy slide, and a starlight ceiling, creating the ultimate immersive environment. Parents can relax in the seating area around the toddler space while keeping a watchful eye on their little ones as they enjoy rocker soft shapes, intelligence blocks, and the soft play area. To make the adventure even more exciting, the Kids Room is custom designed with a fun space theme, complete with four adorable space animals that kids will fall in love with. Open during restaurant hours, the Kids’ Room provides a safe, exciting, and entertaining space for kids to play, explore, and have fun, making it the perfect destination for families.

Raceview QLD

3.7 km away

Julesart Studio Gallery

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Julesart Studio Gallery

Local Ipswich Artist Julie Maddocks features her paintings, drawing and porcelain work. The artistic talents of this local gallery are featured through various media including jewellery, ceramics, porcelain and paintings. New works are regularly being added to the gallery, creating a dynamic exhibition of inspirational pieces. If you’re looking for inspiration for that special gift or looking for a piece for your home, this is the place for you. This is a working Studio/Gallery and is open by appointment and when Julie is working in the Studio. If you can see the big glass doors then she would love for you to come in and see her work.

Dinmore QLD

4.0 km away

Area 51 Ipswich Snow World — Image credit: Area 51

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Area 51 World Ipswich

Area 51 Ipswich is home to one of Queensland's most unique indoor attractions — Snow World, an immersive indoor snow experience located inside the venue. Kept at sub-zero temperatures, Snow World allows guests to step into a winter environment complete with snow play zones and falling snow sessions, offering a rare snow experience in Queensland. Spanning a total land area of approximately 8,000sqm, Area 51 Ipswich also features one of Australia's largest indoor family entertainment centres, highlighted by towering multi-lane stainless steel slides, giant playgrounds, and a massive two-level indoor high ropes course designed to challenge both kids and adults. The venue also includes ninja courses, climbing challenges, sports courts, party spaces, and café facilities designed for all ages. Combining snow, active play, and all-weather entertainment under one roof, Area 51 Ipswich offers families, groups, and visitors a destination where adventure, celebration, and memorable shared experiences come together year-round.

Bundamba QLD

4.0 km away

Limestone Park

Parks and Gardens

Limestone Park

If it's wide, green, open spaces you're looking for in Ipswich, Limestone Park at Eastern Heights, just a few minutes from the Central Business District, has plenty of room for all sorts of outdoor activities. It's proof that you don't have to spend a lot of money to have a great time. Used regularly for team sports events with facilities suitable for soccer, football, cricket, athletics and netball, Limestone Park has picnic tables and barbecues with drinking water, gazebos and other shelters so the whole family can enjoy the pleasant surroundings. Bring along a ball to kick around the large area so the kids can run themselves ragged, and there's also playground equipment for the younger ones. It's not unusual to see local walkers and joggers enjoying Limestone Park, including with strollers and pet dogs joining in on the exercise. There are recreational pathways and strength and agility stations, along with car parking, disabled access and public toilets. You can also hold a sporting event at Bill Paterson Oval by pre-arrangement with Ipswich Little Athletics.

Ipswich City QLD

5.1 km away

Nerima Gardens

Parks and Gardens

Nerima Gardens

**Ipswich City Council Notice: Main entry gates to Nerima Gardens on Burley Griffin Drive remain closed due to ongoing management of the flying fox colony. Visitors can access the gardens via Goleby Avenue, near the caretaker's cottage. Pathways remain restricted, with limited access to the gardens** Tucked away in Ipswich's historical Queens Park is Nerima Gardens - Japanese gardens designed in consultation with Ipswich's Japanese sister city, Nerima. This idyllic retreat is a wonderful way to wind down your visit to Queens Park or take a break between enjoying its other numerous attractions. The picture-perfect self-contained gardens sit behind the historic caretaker's cottage and feature a series of winding paths through fir trees and Australian native plants - some of which are indigenous to Ipswich. There you can experience a traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony, which are organised by the Ipswich Visitor Information Centre and held in the model traditional Japanese tea house with a small veranda overlooking a stream. There are also boardwalks over an ornamental lake where you can feel the tranquility of being serenaded by constant running water. Nerima's design takes the visitor on a journey of discovery, with the lower section portraying the ocean and Moreton Bay, while the upper area represents the Ipswich region with its undulating landscape, vegetation and river. The Nature Centre, children's playground and cafe are also nearby.

Ipswich City QLD

5.2 km away

Nhuralama's Shop

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Nhuralama's Shop

Showcasing First Nations artists, makers, and businesses, Nhuralama continues to grow as a cultural and creative platform connecting community through art, story, and authentic products. Founded by proud Wakkaya, Wombaya, and Waanyi woman Anne Leon, Nhuralama was originally established within Ipswich's historic Old Flour Mill and has since expanded across South East Queensland and online. Today, Nhuralama artworks and curated cultural products can be found within the Ipswich Visitor Information Centre, the We Plenty Shop at South Bank, and through Nhuralama's growing online presence. Anne proudly supports and showcases First Nations artists and small businesses from Ipswich and across Australia, reflecting the diversity of mobs, stories, and connections to Country. Anne's own artwork is inspired by family, Country, storytelling, and cultural connection. Through Nhuralama, she has created welcoming spaces where people can engage respectfully with First Nations art, culture, and craftsmanship through conversation, creativity, and shared experiences. Customers can discover original artworks, boomerangs, didgeridoos, clapsticks, jewellery, clothing, books, homewares, gifts, bush-inspired products, and wellness items celebrating Indigenous culture and creativity. More than retail, Nhuralama is about connection, education, and supporting community through authentic cultural experiences.

Ipswich QLD

5.2 km away

Ipswich Nature Centre

Zoos, Sanctuaries, Aquariums and Wildlife Parks

Ipswich Nature Centre

Ipswich City Council Notice: Upgrade works are underway at Ipswich Nature Centre, with some temporary changes to trail access and animal enclosures. For 80 years, locals and visitors have been able to see animals on this site, and the 21st century version is up there with the best of wildlife refuges. To make the cute and furry animals feel as at home as possible, there are lush landscaped gardens and exhibits that have been created to represent local bushland and flora communities. A handsome rotunda built in 1891 is the entrance to the Centre, a gold coin donation is asked at the entry to help with the upkeep of the animals. From there, you stroll on shady walkways and enjoy the cute native residents including wombats, wallabies, emus, quolls, and a nocturnal bilby exhibit. A vibrant rainforest bird aviary is alive with colour and sound, and youngsters will have a ball in the barn that has chickens, goats and other farmyard friends. Open Tuesday to Sunday (daily during school holidays), and near the Japanese-themed Nerima Gardens within Queens Park, the Ipswich Nature Centre is perfect family-friendly fun. Entry conditions apply for the full terms of entry, visit the website.

Ipswich City QLD

5.2 km away

Rampage Axe Throwing Ipswich

Amusement and Theme Parks

Rampage Axe Throwing Ipswich

Next time you’re considering weekend entertainment options why not put some axe throwing into the mix. It might just be as satisfying, stress-releasing and flat-out fun as any adventure sport or mountain hike. Rampage Axe Throwing opened at North Booval in early 2023, tucked in behind the Rage Cage Smash Rooms that opened a few months earlier. Owner Matthew Pendragon is no stranger to unusual entertainment venues, with other Smash Rooms, at Southport and Browns Plains, well established. He is also an avid axe thrower and competes in a league in Brisbane. So what happens in this venue, you ask? Smashing question. Axe throwing is a sport that involves throwing axes at a wooden target. It’s a chance to unleash some energy and competitive spirit. The venues are for adults aged 18 and over, or minors aged 12 to 17 accompanied by an adult. Check the website for available session times and pricing.

North Booval QLD

5.3 km away

Rage Cage Smash Room — Image credit: Rage Cage Smash

Amusement and Theme Parks

Rage Cage Smash Rooms Ipswich

What happens in a Rage Cage Smash Room? Well it’s a place to go if you want to smash something, or things in a safe environment to release tension, frustration or anger. “From a fun perspective anyone can do it and from a mental health perspective, everyone should do it” Matthew says of the smash room experience. “It just triggers something, with that first cup or vase they smash… you can just let go, scream, smash things and no one is going to judge you.” You will get a crate/tub of breakable items with all the safety gear you require. All the tools you will need and all the time to work through your emotions. For those who find their smash groove, bigger items can be selected beyond the random collection supplied – you might pick a television set or microwave to get busy on. Matthew said smashing could be quite transformative. “You see someone come in who is a bit down or demure and then you notice them leaving a while later all sweaty and smiling.” The venue is for adults aged 18 and over, or minors aged 12 to 17 accompanied by an adult and is located in front of Rampage Axe Throwing. Check the website for available session times and pricing.

North Booval QLD

5.3 km away

Incinerator Theatre

Entertainment Venues

Incinerator Theatre

If you're a theatre lover, and appreciate architecture or both, the Incinerator Theatre is a must-do when you're in Ipswich. It was originally used to burn waste and opened in 1936 as the Ipswich Municipal Incinerator. It's also renowned for being the only building in Queensland designed by Walter Burley Griffin, who also designed the city of Canberra. Luckily, after the Incinerator was decommissioned in the early 1960s, the Ipswich Little Theatre convinced the council not to demolish the historically significant building. It became their home in 1969. Since then, it's entertained Ipswich locals and visitors with its sell-out plays in the charming and intimate setting for 80 people. It's wheelchair-accessible and includes a licenced bar, courtyard, and toilet facilities and there is ample parking. The heritage-listed Incinerator Theatre is the only example of Burley Griffin's work in Queensland and the former chimney stacks are visible from Ipswich's beautiful Queens Park to which it's adjacent, so you can combine a visit with its various attractions. Follow the Ipswich Little Theatre on their website for information about plays, theatre groups and activities which would allow you to discover more about both the Incinerator and the Theatre Company.

Ipswich City QLD

5.4 km away

Queens Park Ipswich

Parks and Gardens

Queens Park Ipswich

For a park with the true trademark heritage feel of Ipswich, you can't go past Queens Park. One of the oldest parks in Queensland - a monument there was erected in 1864 - you can sense the history in the rocks beneath your feet and in the grand, established shady trees. As you descend the hill entering Ipswich Central from the east, you can't help be impressed with this gracious, green expanse. The playground alone is worth a stop - with the city's coal mining history as its inspiration, the impressive design features a flying fox, fixed model train, Liberty Swing for people in wheelchairs to enjoy a ride and water pumps to cool off. You won't be able to drag the kids away. The Environmental Education Centre is connected to the indoor-outdoor Queens Park Café, where you can satisfy your hunger cravings before heading off to the renowned Ipswich Nature Centre (opened in 1936) to view cute and furry animals such as wombats, bilbies and quolls. Nearby is the heritage-listed Incinerator Theatre, designed by Walter Burley-Griffin and home to the Ipswich Little Theatre. To complete your visit, stroll around the beautiful and relaxing Japanese Nerima Gardens.

Ipswich City QLD

5.4 km away

Cunninghams Knoll

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Cunninghams Knoll

Cunninghams Knoll sits at a prominent gateway to Ipswich, opposite Queens Park, and offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's early European exploration and convict past. Originally established as a convict station, Ipswich played a vital role in mining limestone used to produce mortar for the buildings of the Moreton Bay Penal Colony - what would later become Brisbane. This important chapter in the city's history is remembered at Cunninghams Knoll through a preserved limestone kiln and a striking pyramid of limestone. Constructed during the 1930s as part of Depression-era relief works, the pyramid stands as both a historical marker and a symbol of resilience. At the summit of the knoll is where the site's namesake, renowned botanist and explorer Allan Cunningham, is believed to have identified a route across the Great Dividing Range. That discovery would later become known as Cunningham's Gap, a key passage linking Queensland's coast to the inland. Today, Cunninghams Knoll is a peaceful place to pause, reflect, and connect with Ipswich's layered history. With its central location and close proximity to Queens Park, it's an easy and rewarding stop for visitors curious about the stories that shaped the city.

Ipswich QLD

5.4 km away

Bob Gamble Park - River Heart Parklands

Parks and Gardens

Bob Gamble Park - River Heart Parklands

Bob Gamble Park, with its shade sails, has all you need for a cooling day out, with a zero-depth water park for the kids to splash around in and even ride their bikes through and play equipment, including a climbing spider. There's a 25-metre flying fox so youngsters can practice being Tarzan and swings suitable for toddlers right up to long rope 'logs' for groups to ride. Add to that the thriving Discovery Forest with balance beams, forts, wooden totem poles and a bridge across a dry creek bed, and you won't be able to drag yourself or the kids away. There are ample picnic and barbecue facilities so everyone can satisfy the appetite they've built up with all of that energetic fun. Well-maintained toilets and showers are also on hand to make your day out one of complete contentment and comfort. There's also boardwalks to discover with views of the Bremer River.

Ipswich City QLD

5.5 km away

Paintball at Spec Ops Paintball in North Ipswich — Image credit: Spec Ops Paintball

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Spec Ops Paintball

Spec Ops Paintball is an indoor tactical battle arena in North Ipswich offering Paintball, Gel Ball and Nerf Battle experiences for ages six and over. Set on a purpose-built urban battlefield, players take on a variety of team-based missions amongst barricades, structures and vehicles. Games are run by experienced staff, making the arena suitable for first-time players as well as experienced players looking for fast-paced tactical gameplay. Kids aged six and over can jump into Nerf Battles with foam dart blasters and action-packed mission-based games. From age 12, Gel Ball steps up the intensity with faster-paced tactical gameplay. Then from age 15, players can take on the full Paintball experience using real paintball markers and unlimited reusable Reball® ammunition throughout the session. Everything needed to play is included with Spec Ops packages, so visitors can simply book a session and get into the action. Experienced Gel Ball players can also bring their own equipment. With the entire battlefield indoors, wet weather or summer heat does not have to stop the action. Visitors can join a session individually, battle it out with family or friends, or bring a larger group for a birthday celebration, school or community outing, corporate event or team-building experience. Located in North Ipswich, Spec Ops Paintball offers an action-packed experience for visitors looking for something different to do in Ipswich.

North Ipswich QLD

5.8 km away

Didgeridoo/Yidaki shop — Image credit: Didgeridoo Festivals

Shopping and Markets

Didgeridoo Festivals

Didgeridoo Festivals near Ipswich is a didgeridoo community that brings people together through unique activities. It's located at Bellbird Park, Ipswich, just 30 minutes drive from Brisbane. How about learning to make your own eucalyptus didgeridoo from an expert? Didgeridoo Festivals offer a two day workshop where you'll enjoy camping, story telling and making music around a camp fire, plus being served a delicious barbecue dinner and breakfast. You'll also learn basic techniques so you can play your new hand-crafted creation. Or why not try a four hour workshop or six lesson course to play like a professional? Every first Friday night of the month from 7pm to 10pm there is an Didgeridoo Jam at Didgeridoo Festivals HQ. And then there's the VIP Didgeridoo Camp out featuring didgeridoo virtuoso's from around the world who perform and teach advanced techniques. It'll be an amazing and memorable experience. Ipswich visitors can also pop into the Didgeridoo Festivals Shop where they can buy a handcrafted instrument made by local artists, which comes with a free lesson and certificate of authenticity.

Bellbird Park QLD

6.0 km away

Interior View — Image credit: Ipswich Antique Centre

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Ipswich Antique Centre

If you're looking for antiques and other collectibles and memorabilia, you can't go past Ipswich Antique Centre in the Ipswich Central Business District. Occupying the Heritage-listed Uniting Church Central Memorial Hall, built in 1895 and designed by renowned architect, George Brockwell Gill, the atmospheric retail centre is a treasure trove for antique lovers. As a bonus, it's air-conditioned and has a large, free carpark. After a year-long restoration, the thriving antique hub now lures visitors from near and far who can't resist the "city antiques at country prices" ethos. Many Brisbane residents make the 40-minute trip to Ipswich especially to nab the unbeatable bargains. A towering exposed roof and stained glass windows set a conducive ambience as you stroll around looking for the ultimate buy, and there are around 20 regular, plus unique mini-mart dealers where anyone can hire a square metre or larger to show their approved wares. Whether it's vintage or estate jewellery, pottery, collectables, bric-a-brac, restoration products and paints, kitsch 1950s and '60s items, or larger items such as Australian Colonial or Victorian English furniture, you can be guaranteed to find that special something at Ipswich Antique Centre.

Ipswich City QLD

6.0 km away

White Rock - Spring Mountain Conservation Estate

Natural Attractions

White Rock - Spring Mountain Conservation Estate

Located just 20 minutes from Ipswich Central and 35 minutes from Brisbane, White Rock - Spring Mountain Conservation Estate features the distinctive, sculptured, rocky outcrops of White Rock and Spring Mountain. Covering over 2,500 hectares of regionally significant bushland, the Estate also features extensive forested ridges, escarpments and valleys that are home to an amazing array of plant and wildlife species. Nugum/Boogun (White Rock) is a sacred site culturally known as a Women’s area. The Traditional Owners have requested no one climbs Nugun/Boogun (White Rock). The estate has rocky outcrops and caves that are culturally significant to the Traditional Owners, providing a link between Country and personal identity and allowing the passing on of cultural knowledge. Visitors can enjoy the full gamut of outdoor activities including hiking, bird-watching, horse riding (bring your own horse), mountain bike riding and nature study. For the bushwalker, there's everything from a leisurely 200 metre walk to the more challenging 19 kilometre round trip trail, with most of the trails suitable for hiking and mountain bike riding. If you're on horseback, then the Yaddamun Trail is perfect. The entry to the Estate is the Paperbark Flats Picnic Area, at the end of School Road in Redbank Plains. Amenities on site include toilets, picnic facilities and horse float parking. Don't forget to take a hat, sunscreen and drinking water.

Redbank Plains QLD

6.1 km away

Cribb Park

Parks and Gardens

Cribb Park

As well as being the home to a number of Rugby League fields, Cribb Park provides some of the best river access in Ipswich. A concrete boat ramp allows boat and canoe or kayak launching and there is plenty of room to wet a line from the bank if fishing is your thing. Shady park shelters with barbecues make Cribb Park a great place for a day trip. There are plenty of open grassed areas, recreational pathways and a well-equipped playground. Dogs are also welcome in the fenced off-leash dog park area, which has a shelter and bags to make cleaning up after your furry family members easy and convenient.

North Ipswich QLD

6.2 km away

Banshees' stage ambience — Image credit: Banshees Bar & Artspace

Entertainment Venues

Banshees Bar and Artspace

Banshees is a friendly bar and art space where you can enjoy live performances from local and touring performers from a wide variety of music genres and contemporary art exhibitions. There are also regular open mic and karaoke nights. Banshees’ quirky, colourful interior includes a whole busload of repurposed seating and an ever-changing line-up of art from emerging local artists. There is a fully stocked bar and a range of bar snacks available.

Ipswich QLD

6.2 km away

The Tap Pack at Ipswich Civic Centre

Entertainment Venues

Ipswich Civic Centre

The Ipswich Civic Centre provides dynamic venues that not only deliver captivating performances but also serve as platforms for community events, performances, and functions that empower individuals and organisations to take ownership of their artistic expression and event planning, providing them with the resources and support they need to succeed. Through comprehensive hospitality and technical services, the Ipswich Civic Centre offers turnkey event delivery, providing our community with opportunities to come together, connect, and celebrate in meaningful ways. At the heart of everything they do lies a strong belief in the transformative power of the arts and the boundless potential of community engagement. They celebrate the richness of artistic expression and the power of human connection by fostering and investing in a community who gather, support, engage and celebrate the arts and live entertainment through experiences and events.

Ipswich QLD

6.3 km away

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