Peirce Park
Peirce Park is located along Alexandra Parade between Kingsford Smith Parade and Melrose Parade. A beachside park set along the Coastal Pathway, the park features a shaded playground, snakes and ladders game, picnic facilities, shelters, barbecues, beach access points 149 and 150, beach showers, public amenities and off-street car parking.
Peirce Park was named after Councillor Leslie Alfred Peirce, who served as a Maroochy Shire Councillor for Division 3 for approximately 11 years (1958-1970). At the time of his retirement he held a seat on both the Finance Committee and the Maroochy Fire Brigade Board. Peirce was a builder by trade and resided in Maroochydore.
Play elements
- Play fort with climbing net, ladder, interactive panels and slide
- Dual slide
- Climbing net
- Dual rocker
- Supernova
- Swings
- Interactive snakes and ladders
- Open space area for kick and throw activities
Park facilities
- Shade sail covered playground
- Natural shade
- Shelters, barbecues, picnic tables and seating
- Connecting pedestrian pathways
- Beach access points 149 and 150
- Beach showers
- Public amenities
- Off-street car parking
- Coastal Pathway
Taking care of our parks and gardens
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
