Oxley Creek transformation project
The Oxley Creek Transformation Project will put Paradise Lakes in prime position to enjoy easy access to a wide range of parklands and leisure themed green spaces. Brisbane City Council has committed $100 million over 20 years to the Oxley Creek Transformation project which will revitalise Oxley Creek, from the Brisbane River at Tennyson to Larapinta, into a lifestyle and leisure destination, connecting new parkland precincts and green spaces to complement Brisbane’s subtropical, outdoor lifestyle.
The project will incorporate a number of key component including:
- a 20-kilometre recreation trail from the Brisbane River to Warril Parkland in Larapinta;
- a world-renowned birdwatching destination at Oxley Creek Common;
- a regional parkland at Archerfield Wetlands;
- progressive improvements to habitats, vegetation, waterway stability and water quality.
For more information visit their website at sustainablebrisbane.com.au/programs/oxley-creek-transformation/
Warril Parkland now open
Stage One of Warril Parkland (Nature-based Adventure Parkland) in Larapinta is now open. The new Parkland has plenty to fire the imagination, with an exciting nature-based playground, incorporating water-play, a lakeside boardwalk and pontoon, as well as birdwatching and picnic facilities, all set against the background of a picturesque lake.