Albany Lakes Park
Albany Lakes Park features a series of lakes with connecting pedestrian pathways to explore and enjoy nature. The north-western side of the park includes an 8-metre-tall play tower, junior play fort and interactive play unit, shelters, barbecues, picnic facilities and public amenities. Exercise equipment is positioned separately around the lakes.
Play elements
- 8 metre play tower with rock climbing wall, rope climbs and tunnel slides
- Junior play fort with rope climb and slide
- Interactive play unit
- Swings
Park facilities
- Shade sail covered playground for all ages
- Shelters, barbecues, picnic tables and seating
- Connecting pedestrian pathways
- Exercise equipment
- Parking available
- Public amenities
Flying foxes
This park is home to a flying fox (fruit bat) roost, a place where they gather to rest and raise their young. The location and population varies day to day. Flying foxes are protected animals vital to ecosystem function, so it's important to be mindful in these shared spaces - especially during breeding season and on hot days. There may be wildlife droppings on park amenities occasionally, however there are no extra health risks associated. For more information visit the Flying foxes page.
Council works to balance amenity, safety and sustainability while caring for the Sunshine Coast’s diverse network of parks and open green spaces. Seasonal conditions, smart irrigation, lower‑emission practices and community involvement all play an important part in keeping our parks healthy, accessible and enjoyable for everyone. To find out more visit the Taking care of our parks and gardens page.
Facilities
