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Parks and Reserves

Nerima GardensIpswich City Council provides more than 5000 hectares of attractive and useable parkland for the use of the general public.  Over 500 Parks and Reserves with an extensive range of facilities have provided areas to suit different leisure and recreational needs.

Ipswich City Council is continuing to deveolop and embellish new parks and reserves to meet the different needs of the community as well as to upgrade existing parkland to provide modern and stylish facilities.

Bushwalking Guides

Why not take advantage of the wonderful bushwalks within Council's many Conservation Estates.  See the Bushwalking Guide links below for more information.   

Please note: There is currently no public access to the Flinders Peak Hiking Track (4) at Flinders-Goolman Conservation Estate until further notice.  All other designated trails remain open to public. 

Denmark Hill Bushwalking Guide Denmark Hill Bushwalking Guide (PDF, 1.3 mb)
Haig Street Quarry Bushwalking Guide Haig Street Quarry Bushwalking Guide (PDF, 1.1 mb)
Hardings Paddock Bushwalking Guide Hardings Paddock Bushwalking Guide (PDF, 1.6 mb)
Paperbark Flats Bushwalking Guide Paperbark Flats Bushwalking Guide (PDF, 1.4 mb)
Purga Nature Reserve Bushwalking Guide Purga Nature Reserve Bushwalking Guide (PDF, 1 mb)

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