Picnic and play beside the Logan River under fig trees and 200-year-old blue gum trees. Explore walking and bicycle tracks and keep an eye out for birds, possums, koalas and gliders, or throw a line in the river and fish from the pontoon. This leafy park has a host of features including disc golf, dog off-leash areas, basketball hoops, fitness equipment, barbecues, play equipment, and plenty of picnic areas.

Picture yourself travelling in a four-wheel drive bus along Fraser Island's beaches and rainforest tracks, swimming in a crystal clear lake with a white sandy

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The Beaudesert Historical Museum is one of the largest country town museums in Queensland, with over 10,000 artefacts covering the Scenic Rim region's industrial and lifestyle heritage. From the humble Mother Potts clothes iron, to the large red Dennis fire engine, there is something for everyone.

More than 60,000 Australians died during World War I, and the memorials erected during and after the conflict were an expression of national grief, serving as substitute graves for those buried overseas. The Beaudesert War Memorial is one of the more elaborate monuments in Queensland, with a soldier statue in an unusually relaxed stance.

A favourite spot with swimmers of all ages, all year round. There's a 33.3 metre outdoor heated pool and plenty of grassed areas for picnics.

Conveniently located midway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, the Beenleigh Events Centre hosts a variety of events each year

Beenleigh Historical Village and Museum (BHV&M) takes you on a journey of years gone by. This collection of our heritage organised as a village is dedicated to preserving the cultural legacy of the old Beenleigh region for current and future generations.

Local war memorials hold a wealth of information that the National War Memorial's records cannot readily show: the impact WWI had on a community through enlistment, and death.

The best way to enjoy these 80 hectares of wetlands is along more than eight kilometres of shared walking and bicycle tracks. There are picnic spots throughout this natural haven, which has 100 nesting boxes for bids, possums and gliders. The kids will love the interactive environmental education (easily accessible on arrival) and state-of-the art play equipment. Designed to protect the natural environment, Berrinba Wetlands is a must-see for nature lovers.