Sunshine Coast Council

Ayliffe Park is the largest of the foreshore parks at Golden Beach with plenty of facilities on offer. The park lies between Oxley and McLean Streets opposite the northern tip of Bribie Island. The playground adjacent to Earnshaw Street has a climb net, crawl tunnel, fire pole, a 2 deck fort, lollypop climber, saddle spinner, seesaw and shade sail. A Liberty Swing (wheelchair accessible) is installed. Please contact council to obtain the key. There are picnic tables and beach showers dotted along the foreshore. Care needs to be taken when swimming here as there are tidal currents.

The playground has a 4 way spring toy, cladder bridge, climbing net, swings and a multi level fort. There is a fitness area with various pieces of equipment, along with a flying fox and a basketball hoop and backboard, along with a jetty for trying your hand at fishing. This park is a popular wedding ceremony site.

Currimundi Lake is a coastal lagoon at the mouth of Currimundi Creek which is a wonderful playground for families and for water sports. There are sandy beaches and plenty of places to sit and enjoy the views. The most popular beach area is adjacent to Cliff Hargreaves Park on the southern bank were there are amenities and cafes. There are kilometres of pathways linking all the lake foreshore parklands to explore.

The park features a large playground with shade sails, fitness station, barbeques and picnic shelters, public amenities, a beach shower, a bike rack and a large timber deck over suspended over the Parrearra Canal.

This popular park stretching from Tooway Lake to Seaview Terrace has barbeques and picnic shelters, a playground, bike racks and public amenities. Dogs are not permitted at anytime in the park.

This popular waterfront park on the bank of the Mooloolah River is a picturesque picnic spot with three playgrounds, a fitness station at the northern end and adequate shelter and shade. The pathway through the park continues up to Point Cartwright and is a popular joggers route. There are four off street car parking locations as well as the trailer parking area at the boat ramp. This is a double concrete ramp with a separate boarding pontoon.

This is the northern most park at Golden Beach and features wheelchair accessible timber decks over the water shaded by old Cotton Trees - perfect for throwing in a line or just admiring the breathtaking views of the Pumicestone Passage. There is a single lane concrete boat ramp, picnic tables, public amenities and a coastal pathway to Bulcock Street.

The playground has a climbing net, climbing ramp, double slide, multi deck unit, 3 x Spica, spring toy racer, Super Nova and swings. This park is a popular events and ceremony site. Dogs are not permitted at anytime.

The Lower Picnic area located in the Point Cartwright Reserve is an ideal location for hosting your event

The Butterfly Deck in the reserve is popular for wedding ceremonies. The endangered Coxens fig parrot and rare grey goshawk have been reported in the reserve and a small colony of red-necked pademelons can often be seen on the lawn areas adjoining the picnic area and playground. This ecosystem is protected for the conservation of biodiversity and provision of nature-based recreation activities. Guided tours are available.

Monash Park is a waterfront park lying between the Power Boat Club and Onslow Street. It features a boardwalk with interpretive signage through mangroves.

The is a district park located along the beach front. It provides shaded play equipment and shelters with barbecue and picnic facilities. The park also provides car parking and public amenities.

This park is dog off leash at all times. The public amenities are on the corner of Lamerough Parade and Churchill Street. The park can also be accessed from Drake Street.