Pioneer Park (Landsborough)

Pioneer Park in Landsborough is a thoughtfully designed, all-abilities playground that kids of all ages love.

Few playgrounds can match just how all-inclusive and multi-sensory this park is.

Pioneer Park (Landsborough), Playground, Public BBQs, Seating & Tables

Located on the junction of Steve Irwin Way and Caloundra Street, the park is extraordinary for all its outstanding features. It was built in 2006 and received upgrades in 2017, making it one of the first all-abilities playgrounds in Queensland. Today, it’s the ultimate family destination where parents can have peace of mind that their kids are playing in a safe, enclosed space – sealed by child-proof gates.

There are so many amazing elements in Pioneer Park. It includes shade sails and shaded areas, braille signs, play structures, arm propelled swing, and more. The incredible herb garden delights all the senses, while other textured plants are a thrill to touch. Hearing is stimulated through the pipe telephones and thong xylophone, while kids can relax on the hammock. Other play structures found here include a climbing net, flying fox, and sandpit.

Kids can make full use of their imagination here, especially in the pioneer cottage that is fully equipped with a veranda, play kitchen, ramp, and speakerphone. Older kids can have a blast playing ball games and frisbee in the spacious grassy area. There are also BBQs and sheltered spots for families to enjoy small birthday parties or a simple get together.

The flat pathways are suitable for scooter and bike riding, though ideal for pram and wheelchair use. The other facilities in the park include toilets, wheelchair-friendly toilets, and an off-street car park, which has disabled parking access. The entry points at the park have been sealed through fencing, and there are play structures under both unshaded and shaded areas.

Pioneer Park in Landsborough is a remarkable children’s playground.