Muller Park
Muller Park is located along the Maroochy River and has something for everyone. The park features a shaded indigenous themed playground and games trail, picnic facilities, shelters and barbecues. There are plenty of open space areas for kick and throw activities, a basketball half-court, skate park and fenced dog park.
Located on the corner of Muller Park Road and David Low Way, Muller Park is 3.6 hectares of parkland and sits along the Maroochy River.
As part of the 2018 Commonwealth Games event, council, in partnership with the Queensland Government, Nature Play Queensland and the Office of the Commonwealth Games, installed a traditional indigenous games trail. The games and trail location were selected in consultation with the traditional owners of the area, the Kabi Kabi First Nation People. The word Biwathin, pronounced Bee-wad-jin, comes from the Kabi Kabi language of the Sunshine Coast and means ‘to laugh’.
Explore the Biwathin Games Trail to find out more about the traditional games that were played by indigenous children in many different parts of Australia.
Play elements
- Shaded playground with an indigenous theme and games trail
- Swings
- Climbing nets
- Basketball half-court
- Kids bike track around the playground
- Open space areas for kick and throw activities
- Skate park
- Story seat (for more information see 'Story seats' below).
Park facilities
- Playground with shade sails
- Plenty of natural shade and picnic shelters
- Barbecues, picnic tables and seating
- Public amenities
- Parking available
- Connecting pedestrian pathways
- Boat ramp
- Fenced dog park
Bli Bli Skate Park
Bli Bli Skate Park features a blend of street and transition-style elements, including quarter pipes, flatbanks, ledges and moguls, catering to various skating styles. Bli Bli Skate Park accommodates skaters of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced riders.
For a list of other skate facilities in the region, visit the Skate and BMX parks on the coast page.
Fenced dog park
Muller Park has a fully fenced dog park with seating and natural shade available.
For more information about where you can take your dog, visit the Exercising dogs page.
Story seats
Story Seats are purpose built to provide outdoor literacy experiences for families and offer spaces that actively encourage you to talk, read, sing and play with your child. For a list of locations visit the Story Seats page.
Facilities
