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Play elements

  • Play fort with aero glide, pommel steps, overhead rings and slide
  • Swings
  • Basketball half-court
  • Pump track
  • Open space area for kick and throw activities

Park facilities

  • Shade sail covered playground
  • Natural shade throughout
  • Connecting pedestrian pathways
  • Seating
  • Street parking available

Pump track

What makes a track a pump track? - It is a track where you generate momentum on your bike by up and down body movements, instead of pedalling or pushing. Pump tracks cater to all members of the community, creating a space that unites people from diverse backgrounds.

Ride smart - These are unsupervised facilities. Ride at your own risk and look out for others.

Before you ride

  • Check your bike is in good working order, especially the brakes
  • Wear an approved helmet and enclosed footwear
  • Consider gloves and pads for extra protection
  • Lower your seat slightly to improve control
  • Follow the one-way track direction

On the track

  • Give way to riders in front
  • Ride within your ability and stay in control
  • Keep the track clear when not riding

How to pump - A pump track is all about body movement. Try these basics to get started:

  • Stand tall on your pedals in a relaxed, neutral position
  • Bend your elbows as your front wheel climbs a roller
  • Bend your knees as your back wheel follows
  • Push down with your arms and legs as you crest the roller
  • Stay centred and balanced as you move through the track

Taking care of our parks and gardens

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Council works to balance amenity, safety and sustainability while caring for the Sunshine Coast’s diverse network of parks and open green spaces. Seasonal conditions, smart irrigation, lower‑emission practices and community involvement all play an important part in keeping our parks healthy, accessible and enjoyable for everyone. To find out more visit the Taking care of our parks and gardens page.

Facilities

Playground

Basketball

Location