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Stay active on the scenic dirt trails of Bayview Conservation Area in Redlands Coast. — Image credit: Redland City Council

National Parks and Reserves

Bayview Conservation Area

Bayview Conservation Area in Redlands Coast is an award-winning outdoor recreation reserve. At almost 1000 hectares of open forest, Melaleuca wetlands and more, the reserve offers the perfect setting for exhilarating outdoor adventures, including mountain biking, horse riding, trail running and nature walks in an inspiring bushland setting. Due to this diversity, the reserve also provides a home to iconic Redlands Coast fauna such as owls, koalas, goannas, glossy black-cockatoos, and wallabies. Visit the park to enjoy around 60 kilometres of dedicated mountain bike tracks rated from easy to challenging to suit every skill level or take part in regular MTB events and competitions. Bayview is the perfect place for an inspiring ride. Bring your horse, saddle up and wind your way along an extensive network of horse-riding trails, making the most of the reserve amenities including horse hitching stations and drinking troughs. Do you prefer your outdoor adventures on two feet? The reserve also offers shared trails perfect for trail runners, bushwalkers, and birdwatchers. Open daily, the main German Church Road entry gate to the internal parking area and day use area facilities is open from 6am to 10pm. Please ensure your vehicles are outside the gate shuts.

Redland Bay QLD

2.0 km away

Birdies Bayside

Entertainment Venues

Birdies Bayside

Golf has entered a new era, and it's happening indoors. Thanks to major leaps in simulator technology, indoor golf is no longer just a substitute for the real thing. The game has changed, and we are going all in. We created Birdies to bring this revolution to life. Our space is all about giving our community the opportunity to practice, compete, and refine their game with ease. Whether you're working on your swing or playing with friends, Birdies makes golf more accessible, more flexible, and far more convenient. No more 5 hour rounds, no more getting rained off. Just great golf, when it suits you. With flexible memberships and simple booking automation, it's never been easier to fit more golf into your life. High-tech Simulators, instant accuracy, brand new features, 4K Graphics, World-Famous courses (1,700+) Flexible access, find the right time, every time with 6 fully automated bays. Affordable memberships, the more golf you play, the more you save! Competitions and leagues. Be part of the Birdies league and compete with other members for prizes Welcome to Birdies. Indoor Golf, Redefined.

Redland Bay QLD

2.1 km away

Body & Soul Spa Retreat - Mount Cotton

Spas and Retreats

Body & Soul Spa Retreat - Mount Cotton

Body and Soul Spa Retreat in Mount Cotton is a premium relaxation destination set on 30 acres of tranquil natural bushland. Located just 35 minutes from Brisbane CBD and 45 minutes from the Gold Coast, it offers an easy and rejuvenating day escape for individuals, couples and small groups seeking calm, connection and luxury. Guests can unwind in a peaceful private setting surrounded by native wildlife, fresh air and the soothing sounds of nature. With the award‑winning Sirromet Winery only minutes away, visitors can elevate their experience by combining a spa visit with a long lunch, wine tasting or a scenic wander through the grounds. The retreat offers a curated menu of luxury treatments, including massage, facials, anti‑ageing therapies, body rituals, bath soaks and wellness experiences designed to restore balance and melt away stress. Whether visiting for a single treatment or a full day of pampering, Body and Soul Spa Retreat provides the perfect environment to relax, rejuvenate and reconnect.

Mount Cotton QLD

5.1 km away

Cineplex Victoria Point Lobby — Image credit: Cineplex

Entertainment Venues

Cineplex Victoria Point

Cineplex Victoria Point is located in the flourishing Lakeside shopping precinct on Bunker Road at Victoria Point. This cinema offers the latest blockbuster movies and candy bar items at very low prices! They have nine cinemas in total including a deluxe cinema, that serves alcohol in an exclusive lounge area. This cinema is wheelchair accessible.

Victoria Point QLD

5.3 km away

Venman Bushland National Park — Image credit: © Redland City Council

National Parks and Reserves

Venman Bushland National Park

Venman Bushland National Park is a tranquil portion of bushland on Tingalpa Creek abounding in wildlife: koalas, possums, gliders and wallabies. In spring, wildflowers bloom. These 255 acres were sold to the government for one dollar in 1971 by a farmer with a dream of preserving wildlife and its habitat. Jack Venman (who still lived next door on the rest of his property) then devoted the rest of his life to improving the area for others. Two walking tracks take you to the creek. Listen for the tunes of birds, especially the deep call of the powerful owl and try to glimpse this rarely seen bird. Enjoy a picnic or cook your lunch on a wood-fired barbecue (firewood supplied).

Mount Cotton QLD

5.7 km away

Plan your scenic walk and take in the sweeping island views from Eastern Escarpment today. — Image credit: Redland City Council

Natural Attractions

Eastern Escarpment Conservation Area

Eastern Escarpment Conservation Area is a 186-hectare reserve in the hinterland suburb of Mount Cotton (Jungalpin/Tungipin) on Redlands Coast, which forms the upper catchment of Eprapah Creek. The reserve provides top-tier mountain bike riding trails, including adaptive mountain biking (aMTP) that attracts avid mountain bikers. The reserve also offers the perfect setting for other outdoor activities including bushwalking, horse riding, trail running, bird and butterfly watching. From Billau Road, visitors can take a trek out to the lookout platform at the summit of Mount Cotton and enjoy breathtaking 180-degree views of south-east Queensland or relish in the spectacular biodiversity of eucalypt forest and smaller pockets of rainforest. Entry to Eastern Escarpment Conservation Area is open daily, and lies to the east of West Mount Cotton Road, Sheldon. The main trailhead entry is situated at the West Mount Cotton and Schoek Road intersection. Visit the Redlands Coast Visitor Information Centre and grab a Cycling and Walking Guide, which includes the Eastern Escarpment walking trails.

Sheldon QLD

6.3 km away

Kneeboarding — Image credit: The Board Life

Amusement and Theme Parks

Bayside Wakepark

You've tried surfing, love snow skiing and snowboarding or maybe just want to give something new and exciting a go? Welcome to Bayside Wake park! Bayside Wake Park (formerly known as Cable Ski Logan) is a Wakeboard and Water Sports Park located in the heart of sunny southeast Queensland, the adventure capital of Australia, halfway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. It provides an action-packed and fun experience for first-time visitors through to advanced riders. Join Bayside Wakepark for some fun in the addictive adrenaline rush of wakeboarding, wakeskating or kneeboarding with encouragement and skilled coaching from the trained staff, to ensure all have an affordable and truly enjoyable day. There are fantastic, fun learn to wakeboard clinics on weekends and an energy packed Kids only slow speed lesson on Sunday afternoons, be sure to book in so you can get a spot. Bali Huts and a licenced Kiosk provides comfort for spectators and participants with a range of snack foods and cold beers or pre-mixes. Beginners to advanced riders, Bayside Wake Park, caters for all levels with hire wakeboards and pro wakeboards available. They have introduced Accessible and Inclusive Wakeboarding and Aqua activities so Bayside Wake Park is fun for everyone!

Carbrook QLD

6.3 km away

Market Day — Image credit: Redlands Coast Collective Markets

Shopping and Markets

Redlands Coast Collective Artisan Markets

Your perfect Sunday starts with the Redlands Coast Collective Artisan Markets — a curated community experience blending local creativity, small business and relaxed Redlands Coast vibes. Held at Faith Lutheran College, Redlands, our original Artisan Markets bring together a curated mix of arts & crafts, handmade pieces, vintage and pre-loved fashion, toys, homewares and unique market finds — all proudly supporting local makers, creatives and small businesses. Wander the stalls, chat with the faces behind the brands, hunt for a one-of-a-kind gift or your next favourite outfit, and enjoy a coffee or bite to eat while soaking up the friendly community atmosphere. Child and dog friendly event. Stall holder applications are available through the website.

Thornlands QLD

6.5 km away

sunset — Image credit: 2 Bent Rods

Sports and Recreation Facilities

2 Bent Rods

The team at 2 Bent Rods will introduce you to the environment through fishing. You will learn the basics of shore-based fishing using equipment from Australian manufacturers. Their award-winning team are very patient and all have blue cards for working with children. Learn about the various creatures you could possibly come across in waterways. Learn the various rules and regulations surrounding fish. Learn to identify species so you know what you can and can't take home for dinner. You will catch your bait with yabby pumps and bait nets. Tie knots, and bait hooks, cast a rod and hopefully land a fish. You will be given heaps of tips to help make your next fishing adventure more successful. All fishing equipment and bait are supplied.

Victoria Point QLD

6.8 km away

Redland Yurara Art Gallery and Studio — Image credit: Lynne Wright

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Redland Yurara Art Gallery and Studio

The Redland Yurara Art Gallery and Studio has been located in the Pinklands Reserve, Thornlands since 1992, and is part of a complex of community facilities. Best access is at the traffic lights at Cleveland Redland Bay Road and Dinwoodie Road. Each month Redland Yurara Art Society members offer a new, themed exhibition, with art works for sale, as well as hand crafted items on permanent display. During weekdays there are a range of art classes held in the studio space, at various times of day, and visitors are welcome to drop in and view the Gallery during these times. The website provides details of all exhibitions, past and current, and activities like lessons and upcoming workshops.

Thornlands QLD

7.6 km away

Family Bike Ride at Don and Christine Burnett Conservation Area, Redlands Coast QLD — Image credit: Redland City Council

National Parks and Reserves

Don and Christine Burnett Conservation Area

The Don and Christine Burnett Conservation Area is a 4.17ha bushland reserve on Redlands Coast, Brisbane Queensland. The conservation area is named after Don and Christine Burnett, long-time supporters of the Redlands Coast environment. Don and Christine were also heavily involved in setting up a wildlife ambulance in the city to aid the rescue of sick and injured koalas. Visitors to the reserve can enjoy bushwalking, mountain biking, birdwatching, wildlife spotting and taking in the peaceful conservation bushland. The conservation area lies south of Avalon Road and Ford Road, and north of the Neville Lawrie Reserve. Enter from the access point along Avalon Road, where car parking is located. There are currently no toilets at this entrance.

Sheldon QLD

8.5 km away

Club Noir - Bar — Image credit: Club Noir

Entertainment Venues

Club Noir

Located on the Pacific Motorway in Logan, Club Noir is just a 20-minute drive from Brisbane and 40 minutes from the Gold Coast. Conveniently accessible from Ipswich and Redlands, Club Noir is the perfect destination for a night of intimate entertainment. Step inside and be transported to a unique atmospheric space, where the best in live music and special events come to life. From one-of-a-kind performances to unforgettable experiences, Club Noir has something for everyone. As a fully accessible, licensed venue, Club Noir offers ample on-site parking and super-easy access for all. Come and experience an atmosphere unlike any other at Club Noir - the ultimate entertainment destination.

Loganholme QLD

9.2 km away

Macleay Island Arts Centre — Image credit: Macleay Island Arts Complex

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Macleay Island Art Complex

Macleay Island Arts Complex (MIAC) is a vibrant community arts destination on the waterfront at Macleay Island, in the Southern Moreton Bay Islands. Housed in a striking purpose-built facility overlooking Moreton Bay, MIAC brings together exhibition spaces, working studios and opportunities to experience and participate in the arts. Visitors can explore exhibitions in the Sandpiper Gallery, showcasing local and community artists, and Gallery Two, presenting curated exhibitions and works by emerging and established artists. The complex is also home to the Fired Earth Studio, where visitors can discover the art of pottery and participate in workshops and creative activities. The Artspace provides a studio for painting, drawing and other creative pursuits, with a changing program of exhibitions, workshops, classes and community arts activities throughout the year. MIAC is more than a gallery — it is a place to discover art, meet artists, learn something new and connect with the creative community of the Southern Moreton Bay Islands. Macleay Island is accessible by regular ferry services from Redland Bay, with a MIAC shuttle available to collect visitors from the ferry terminal. Admission is free.

Macleay Island QLD

9.6 km away

Coochiemudlo Curlew Gallery - displaying work by local artists

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Coochiemudlo Curlew Gallery

The Coochiemudlo Curlew Gallery is an art destination for visitors who have an eye for local art depicting the diversity of life on this little gem of an island. There are 24 artists who form the Coochiemudlo Artisan Collective and this gallery space is where you will find their art. On Sunday mornings, the art spills out into Artisan Alley, where you will find a variety of local craft and island keepsakes.

Coochiemudlo Island QLD

9.6 km away

Bernie's Artisan Market

Shopping and Markets

Bernie's Artisan Market

Bernie's is an artisan market hosted by the Macleay Island Progress Association on every 3rd Saturday of the month with the exception of January and December. A variety of locally produced goods is on display including hand made, hand crafted and home grown. Barista coffee and food available. Macleay Island is just a short ferry ride from the Redland Bay marina so come to discover the delights of the Southern Moreton Bay islands. For November only it is a twilight market, 3-7pm, and the bar will be open from 3pm for beer and wine.

Macleay Island QLD

10 km away

IndigiScapes Native Nursery

Parks and Gardens

IndigiScapes Native Nursery

Discover one of Redlands Coast's leading destinations for Australian native plants at the IndigiScapes Native Nursery. Located within the award-winning IndigiScapes Centre, the nursery specialises in a diverse range of locally native trees, shrubs, grasses, groundcovers and habitat plants suited to South East Queensland gardens. More than just a plant nursery, IndigiScapes Native Nursery inspires sustainable gardening and environmental stewardship. Located alongside walking trails, botanical gardens, the Discovery Centre and IndigiScapes Cafe, it offers visitors the opportunity to learn about local ecosystems and take home plants that thrive in the Redlands Coast region

Capalaba QLD

11 km away

Redlands IndigiScapes Centre

Natural Attractions

Redlands IndigiScapes Centre

An eco-wonder, right on Redlands Coast. IndigiScapes is Redland City Council's unique environmental education centre located on 14.5 hectares at Capalaba. An eco-tourism attraction, the centre offers a tranquil and informative experience for every visitor. Designed as an ecohub providing resources and experiences for the community to learn more about our native habitat, how to live a sustainable life and how to care for our native flora and fauna. Located at Capalaba, 30 minutes from the Brisbane CBD. There is ample car parking and a nearby bus stop on Redland Bay Road. Come visit the centre which has Native Botanical Gardens, Three bush trails, Native Nursery, Nature Playground, Discovery Centre, Eco-shop featuring sustainable products and gifts, theatrette and conference facilities, environmental education experts available for schools and group tours/talks and a Cafe serving bush tucker inspired foods.

Capalaba QLD

11 km away

Cycling at Daisy Hill Conservation Park — Image credit: Queensland Government

Natural Attractions

Daisy Hill Conservation Park

In the southern suburbs of Brisbane, Daisy Hill Conservation Park protects significant habitat for koalas and other wildlife, while providing visitors with a variety of recreational activities to enjoy. With an extensive network of shared trails, visitors can spin the wheels of their mountain bike, ride on horseback or stretch their legs with a bushwalk. Have a barbecue or picnic in the day-use area or trail hub and see live koalas up close with a free visit to the Daisy Hill Koala Centre. The Daisy Hill picnic area and the Daisy Hill trail hub provide picnic and barbecue facilities with two undercover seating areas. Signposted walking tracks begin at various points along the edge of the picnic area. The Daisy Hill trail hub provides opportunities for mountain-bike riding and horseriding on the park’s shared trail network. Enjoy a barbecue lunch at one of the shady picnic areas before heading to the nearby Daisy Hill Koala Centre. The centre is a free education facility where you can meet koalas and learn about conservation through the interactive displays and keeper talks held twice daily. Kids love the interactive displays. Experience a koala’s eye view from the tree top tower and look for koalas in the surrounding forests. The centre is open seven days a week from 9am to 4pm.

Daisy Hill QLD

11 km away

Come and be captivated by our koalas and discover more about these amazing marsupials. — Image credit: Logan City Council

Natural Attractions

Daisy Hill Koala Centre

Visit Daisy Hill Koala Centre to see koalas in a natural outdoor setting. Come and be captivated by these amazing marsupials and discover more about the secret life of koalas. Admission is free. You can see the resident koalas from two different viewing levels so don't forget your camera. Visitors are unable to handle or pat the koalas. Discover the secret world of koalas. Learn more about koalas by exploring the fun and informative displays in the centre. Watch short films in the Woodland Theatre, discover all about the koala's life cycle and unique biology, learn the signs and symptoms of a sick or injured koala, learn how you can contribute to the conservation of koalas, find out what the Queensland Government is doing to help koalas, learn about other interesting Queensland wildlife species. The centre is wheelchair accessible.

Daisy Hill QLD

11 km away

Distillery Road Market

Entertainment Venues

Distillery Road Market

Situated halfway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, just off the M1 Motorway, Distillery Road Market is South East Queensland's vibrant dining, entertainment and events destination. Featuring a mix of spacious indoor and outdoor areas, visitors can enjoy quality food, great coffee, onsite brewed lagers, live music and a lively calendar of regular events all within one easy to access precinct. Perfect for meeting friends and family or stopping in for breakfast or a coffee while travelling between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, DRM offers free onsite parking making it simple to stay a while or pop in with ease. Choose from a range of onsite food and beverage venues including Zarraffa's Kiwanda Cafe, Sugarcreek Smokehouse, Perentie Brewing Co., Merica, Posadas Mexican Kitchen, Wing It and Slice It, with more exciting venues opening in 2026. Distillery Road Market proudly supports arts and community culture, hosting free and ticketed entertainment such as live music, trivia, drag bingo, line dancing, Salsa Sundays, RNB Fridays, large scale markets and major music festivals. The indoor Market Hall hosts markets and community events throughout the year. Recently recognised as winners for Logan Urban Design Awards 2025 Distinctive Award and Queensland Tourism Awards 2025 New Tourism Business Bronze, Distillery Road Market continues to grow as Logan's must visit destination for food, music and memorable experiences.

Eagleby QLD

11 km away

Redlands Coast Museum — Image credit: Redlands Coast Museum

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Redlands Coast Museum Inc

Step into the stories of the Redlands Coast at the Redlands Coast Museum in Cleveland (Nandeebie). What began as a small, volunteer-led project to preserve local farm equipment has grown into a vibrant, award-winning community museum—home to over 50 years of Redlands Coast history, culture, and heritage. At Redlands Coast Museum, real people and real stories take centre stage. The exhibitions span multiple buildings and invite visitors to explore the rich and diverse fabric of this unique region—from its farming roots to its coastal villages and islands. Discover immersive displays including a traditional blacksmith workshop, historic schoolroom, chapel, post office, and more. The walls adorn impressive floor-to-ceiling murals and artefacts and stories from the area's past. The museum is also home to the Australian Toy Hall of Fame, the only one of its kind in the country, and boasts a celebrated collection of textiles and dolls. With a dynamic calendar of special exhibitions, events and concerts, there's always something new to experience. As trusted keepers of the Redlands Coast's social history, celebrating community stories, past and present, and create a welcoming space for learning, reflection and connection.

Cleveland QLD

11 km away

Beenleigh Historical Village & Museum — Image credit: The Urban Gypsy

Amusement and Theme Parks

Beenleigh Historical Village and Museum

Beenleigh Historical Village and Museum (BHV&M) takes you on a journey of years gone by. This collection of heritage organised as a village is dedicated to preserving the cultural legacy of the old Beenleigh region for current and future generations. A popular tourist destination for school students, families and seniors tours, the Beenleigh Historical Village features early Australia memorabilia, collections of items and even entire buildings which have been lovingly preserved and restored. They're also a favourite location for car and bike clubs, and special functions such as weddings. There are 20 heritage buildings filled with original items used by those who lived in the 1860s and onward. Their extensive collection has been either donated to the Village or were the original products/items belonging in the homes they have on site. You can see the old St. George Anglican Church, The Beenleigh Council Chambers, Willkie's General Store, the old Dodge fire engines, family homes, the Loganholme One Teacher School, the Post Office and much more.

Beenleigh QLD

11 km away

Nuketown Gelball Field

Amusement and Theme Parks

Nuketown Gelball Field

Nuketown Gelball is an outdoor Gelball skirmish attraction at the Beenleigh Historical Village, offering full day game plays through the historical village. They offer family friendly fun for ages eight and over. Play war games in teams trying to complete the missions including domination, capture the flag, invasion and death ball. Plenty of rental blasters including gels and safety glasses are available at this outdoor venue with a full service café, Nuketown is disability accessible.

Beenleigh QLD

11 km away

BEC

Entertainment Venues

Beenleigh Events Centre

Conveniently located midway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, the Beenleigh Events Centre hosts a variety of events each year, ranging from meetings and conferences to large weddings. They understand that your event is an expression of what is important to you, so their highly skilled and creative team are available to transform your vision into reality. Their technical team will embrace your requirements and are dedicated to supporting the execution of your vision. Experienced and dedicated events team and production specialists.

Beenleigh QLD

11 km away

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