Sunshine Coast Council

Beach Access points 302 - 322. Golden Beach stretches for over four kilometres along the Pumicestone Passage from Bulcock Beach to the mouth of Bells Creek. Sheltered from the ocean swell by Bribie Island, the calm passage is a very popular fishing, boating and windsurfing location. There are picnic areas, playgrounds, public amenities and boat ramps located along the foreshore.

The park has a variety of activities for all ages, such as a multi-purpose court, flying fox, kids bike track, two playgrounds and picnic tables under shelters with barbecue facilities and off street parking. Dogs are permitted off leash outside the fenced playground area and only at times indicated on signs provided

Great Keppel Park provides pedestrian pathways that connect the large playground with shade sails for sun protection. Picnic tables with barbecue facilities under shelters and scattered around the park. Large open grass areas are provided for kicking a ball and there are public amenities onsite. Parking is limited to a couple of bays off Great Keppel Cresent.

Beach Access points 293 - 295. This is an unpatrolled ocean between Bulcock Beach proper and Kings Beach, currently has large sand bars exposed at low tide with many shallow pools ideal for young children to wade in. The foreshore is generally protected from large surf. Clarke Place Park on the foreshore has a large playground, public amenities and plenty of picnic areas. At the northern end is the Happy Valley Boardwalk to Kings Beach.

This 235 metre elevated timber boardwalk through the Happy Valley Foreshore Reserve connects the Clark Place Park (Happy Valley) to Dingle Avenue, Kings Beach. There are seating areas along the boardwalk to sit and enjoy the view and stairs down to the beach at either end (Beach Access points 292 and 293).

This park has a large oval and is popular for large events and is ideal for weddings with plenty of areas to select from. This popular spot has plenty of flat area to play cricket or have the family picnic. It is located at the northern/lower end of the Buderim Forest Bushland Conservation Reserve and is the departure point for the all abilities boardwalk. The lower walking trail to the waterfall from Harry's Lane is now reopened with a temporary scaffold bridge until the replacement timber bridge can be constructed. The boardwalk is now open to it's full extent.

Take a 370 metre detour off Reesville Road near Cumner Lane, to this lookout with near 360 degree views of the hinterland.

This park on the Mary River just outside of Kenilworth at the Obi Obi Road turnoff has a large maintained grass area with a barbecue and picnic shelter beside the layby and another picnic table near the Mary River Bridge.

This park accommodates the Coolum Civic Centre, Coolum Library, and a Child Care and Community Centre. The park has a large open area for kick and throw and events. it also provides a shaded boardwalk and pathways that link west Coolum to the beach.

A series of green space corridors with park seating that connect Westminster Avenue to Jellicoe Street.