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Jabiru Island Park

A waterfront family park with a netted swimming enclosure behind a soft sandy beach.

Last checked 15 July 2026

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Jabiru Island Park

Paradise Point

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Jabiru Island Park is a waterfront family park within the Phil Hill Environmental Park at Paradise Point. It sits behind a soft sandy beach with a completely netted, enclosed swimming area, and while the playground itself is modest the natural setting is the main draw.

A 330 metre wheelchair-accessible boardwalk passes protected mangroves to a sea eagle eyrie overlooking the Coomera River. The park has wheelchair-friendly toilets, four electric barbecues, shade from Casuarina trees, outdoor and undercover picnic tables, a large carpark with a boat ramp, and an outdoor shower, with pram-friendly and bike-friendly paths.

What is there

  • Netted, enclosed swimming area behind a sandy beach
  • Modest playground in a natural waterfront setting
  • 330 metre wheelchair-accessible boardwalk to a sea eagle eyrie
  • Four electric barbecues and shady Casuarina trees
  • Outdoor and undercover picnic tables
  • Large carpark with boat ramp and an outdoor shower

Amenities

  • Fenced: No
  • Shade: Yes
  • Toilets: Yes
  • Parking: Yes
  • BBQ & picnic: Yes
  • Cafe nearby: Not confirmed
  • Water play: No
  • All-abilities: Yes
  • Dog-friendly: Not confirmed

Getting there

Broadwater Avenue, Paradise Point QLD 4216

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Common questions

No, Jabiru Island Park is not fully enclosed, so keep younger children close near any open edges, paths or roads.
Yes, Jabiru Island Park is a free public playground.
It suits toddlers and younger children best, with lower, gentler equipment.
Yes, there are public toilets at Jabiru Island Park.
Yes, there is car parking at Jabiru Island Park.
Yes, Jabiru Island Park has shade from sails or tree cover, which helps on hot Queensland days.

References

Details below are drawn from City of Gold Coast council pages and local family resources, checked on the date shown above. Seasonal hours and construction timelines change, so confirm time-sensitive details with the council before a special trip.

  • City of Gold Coast - Park Finder
  • Must Do Gold Coast - Best Gold Coast parks for kids

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  • Aquila Reserve, Pimpama
  • Bill Thomson Park playground, Elanora
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