All Amenities & Facilities

Boasting many facilities and a variety of picnic tables nestled within ‘Apex Park‘ in Pialba, Queensland, makes for a great location for that perfect picnic.  With ample room for large families, and plenty of things to keep the children entertained, or perhaps even a stopover whilst enjoying the Hervey Bay Esplanade Trail . . . ‘Apex Park’ facilities include:  Public Toilets, Sheltered Picnic Tables & Barbecues, open-air Picnic Tables, Basketball Read more…

At Point Leo’s ‘Crunchie Point’ a picnic table is nestled amidst the cliff-edge vegetation providing some welcome shade and shelter after a long day on the beach.  A walkway to the beach passes right by, leading to the adjacent car park and viewing platform, or, down to the beach which is outstandingly beautiful – looking towards the Boat Club, the Read more…

Picnic tables and bench seats are scattered along the stunning Dromana foreshore that overlooks Port Phillip Bay.  This slightly elevated area enjoys panoramic views and with the shops located along the other side of the road, an enormous variety of eateries are close at hand for that perfect picnic. The exquisite stretch of Port Phillip Bay’s coastline that runs along the entire Read more…

A large seating Pavilion is sited within the tranquil ‘Apex Tramway Park‘.  Located just one street away from the hustle and bustle of the CBD of Childers, in Queensland, this park provides the perfect place to relax and unwind.  Being situate directly adjacent to the large vehicle Car Park – it is just perfect for travellers too . . . ‘Apex Tramway Park’ facilities include:  open-air Picnic Tables, Pavilion, and Read more…

Sheltered BBQ’s can be found in the large pavilion located at Memorial Park in Seaspray, Victoria.  Both sheltered and unsheltered picnic tables are dispersed throughout the grounds which feature mature trees and luscious green lawns. Memorial Park’s welcoming gates and modern facilites make the perfect backdrop for the War Memorial. Other facilities at Memorial Park include a large sheltered area, picnic tables, drinking water, rubbish bins, and a delightful playground Read more…

An inviting park located just south of the boat ramp at Canton Beach, provides sheltered BBQ’s and picnic tables, some water available, rubbish bins, together with playground facilities for the children. A beautiful walking / cycling trail passes within close proximity, along the foreshore . . . Set some 15 m back from the shore, the park enjoys the shelter Read more…

Ernie Organ Park plays host to these perfectly positioned barbecues.  The park is hidden amidst the trees making it is easy to forget you are in between Torquay’s popular shopping strip, and, Hervey Bay‘s water front. It doesn’t take long to realise that the seaside town of Torquay, on Queensland’s beautiful Fraser Coast has a fantastic energy, which is welcoming and family friendly.  A Read more…

Sheltered Barbecues and picnic tables are dispersed, surrounding the Hickey Island car park located in Yamba, New South Wales.  The Barbecues facilitate Whiting Beach, and the Hickey Island Walking Trail – all whilst being within walking distance of the township of Yamba. Other facilities at Hickey Island include a shelters, picnic tables, rubbish bins and public toilets. Helpful Hints: – Close proximity to Town Centre Read more…

The Arthurs Seat Summit, being as popular as it is, wouldn’t be the same without the facilities that support constant steam of visitors admiring the amazing views. Discreetly hidden from the road, these public toilets are a blessing to many who visit the area, as they are the only ones available on the summit, and, one of only two on the Arthurs Read more…

Following a well maintained gravel road leading through the stunning ‘Bundjalung National Park’ to ‘Frazers Reef’, a beautiful walking trail leads from the car park through the sand dunes, to an absolutely pristine beach.  Presenting a beautiful sandy cove with interesting rock shelves bordering either side. Located just 3 km from the heart of Iluka in New South Wales, once within the National Park precinct, Read more…

Situate in the beautiful foreshore area at the base of the sand dunes, and in the heart of the township of Seaspray in Victoria, sheltered barbecues are amongst the many amenities provided. Other amenities available at the locale are picnic tables, public toilets, rubbish bins and direct access to the beach via the Surf Life Saving Club – as well as a General Store for refreshments . Read more…

Numerous Picnic Tables have been provided along the 30o m stretch of park land located at Venture Park, Brunswick Heads. Beautifully protected by the dunes, this sheltered park bestows expansive lawn areas together with numerous Access Walkways to the surf beach, located just on the other side of the Sand Dunes. Facilities include picnic tables nestled in amongst the trees and shrubs, public toilets, and a Read more…

A dump point has been provided for travellers at the ‘Zonhoven Park’ Rest Area located on the eastern perimeter of the township of Gayndah, in Queensland. This delightful rest area is situate on the northern flank of the Burnett Highway, overlooking the Burnett River.   Clean amenities, sheltered picnic tables that overlook the river, open-air picnic tables that are positioned under the beautiful mature trees amidst landscaped garden Read more…

The outdoor shower is located on the access path to the beach, so you are likely to walk straight past it when going down to the water.  The access path can be found near the sheltered Picnic Tables situate at the entrance into ‘The Pines‘. A rocky shelf runs parallel with the park, so if you would like to go for a swim, you may have to walk some Read more…

A Dump Point is provided for travellers within the ‘Capel Sound Foreshore Camping’ precinct.  With easy access and set away from Point Nepean Road, this makes for a quick and easy black and grey water waste stop . . . Helpful Hints: – Located approximately 200 m West of the Town Centre – obtain Directions here – Limited Parking is available Discover Rosebud West: – Points of Interest Read more…

Public Toilets are available in ‘Memorial Park‘ located along the Princes Highway in Stratford, Victoria. This delightful park is well equipped with playgrounds, sheltered and unsheltered picnic tables, barbeques, seating and rubbish bins.  Sited directly within the town centre, shopping and eateries are close at hand.  The lush lawns, mature trees and many POI are well worth stopping for . . . Helpful Hints: – Close Read more…

On a hot, Summer’s day, what better way to spend some time than enjoying all manner of water sports at the ‘Claude Wharton Weir & Park‘ ??  Located on the northern bank of the Burnett River, some 3.5 km west of the township of Gayndah, in Queensland, this is a popular park for both travellers and locals. Water-skiing, fishing, swimming, boating, kayaking . . Read more…

Idyllically located on the foreshore of Hervey Bay, these Public Toilets facilitate the many attractions and activities found within the Youth Precinct at Pialba, on Queensland’s Fraser Coast. You will find these Public Toilets on the boundary of Seafront Oval, attached to the rear of the Pavilion / Stage. Access is also available from the Car Park including facilities for disabled patrons. As part of Read more…

Located just off Coles Track on the path to ‘Observatory Point’, there are four picnic tables nestled beautifully amidst the Coast Tea Trees (Leptospermum laevigatum) and Drooping She-Oaks (Allocasuarina Verticillata). With plenty of shade and shelter it is a perfect place for a pit stop, refuel or just take a break before tackling the next leg of the journey. Feeling refreshed, the Read more…

Situated on the banks beautiful Mitchell River in Bairnsdale, Victoria, this tranquil picnic area bestows expansive lawned areas sheltered by magnificent mature trees – whilst overlooking the tranquil waters of the river.  A beautiful place to enjoy a picnic with the family and friends . . . Sheltered and unsheltered picnic tables are placed to maximise the views across the river flats and the Read more…