Best playgrounds in Logan
The City of Logan is home to some incredible parks and playgrounds, where you can have a go at the monkey bars or uncover fossils in dinosaur-themed play spaces. We’ve rounded up some of the best playgrounds in Logan – are we missing your favourite spot?
Little archaeologists will have a dino-mite time at Riverdale Park, complete with a 14-metre long triceratops play structure, dinosaur fossils and more. Meanwhile, adults can take a leisurely stroll by the grassy areas, gazebos and duck lagoon. The park is also connected to the river if you’d like to get in some fishing.
You can do it all at Mabel Park – enjoy nature play on logs and boulders, host a barbecue or even charge your phone on the Magneto Cycle, which will charge based on your cycling speed.
Beat the heat at Flagstone Park, an oasis in the summer months. Kids absolutely love the water play area with its multiple standing water buckets that will soak them from head to toe. There are also water jet shooters and fountains to frolic in. There’s even a popular dog-friendly water park, so you can bring the entire family.
Calling all astronauts, a rocket ship has landed in Solandra Park. The playground features an exciting 6.6 metre rocket ship play tower and slide, swing, moon buggy and more.
Here you’ll find one of the most idyllic picnic spots in the City of Logan, complete with a gazebo set behind a luminous lagoon with a decorative bridge. With skate facilities, barbecue grills and a massive playground straight out of a storybook, there’s plenty to do besides admiring the grounds. Underwood Park is home to Funderwood Hollow, a Spielart playground, complete with whimsical treehouses, climbing wall, pedal monorail and more.
Don’t forget to check out Chung Tian Temple next door for a little peace and some refreshments at the Water Drop Tea House.
Located on the banks of the Logan River, Alexander Clark Park boasts great facilities – barbecue, basketball, playground – along with lush bushland views and a gigantic koala play tower. Animal lovers will rejoice, as you’ll spot plenty of birds and native wildlife as you explore the walking and bike tracks.
Check out the parks directory for your nearest park on the Logan City Council website.
