3 Best Parks in Mackay

“Queens Park is a choice of lovely gardens and manicured lawns available for both public and private events. Queens Park's new playground has been relocated to the north-western corner. The planned relocation will bring the playground closer to residents, allowing future upgrades in the park to proceed when funding becomes available. The playground is the largest and best in the area and has proven extremely popular since it opened to the public. The park features a multi-level custom Mega Deck Tower with slides from various heights, so kids of all ages can build up their slide confidence. Queens Park welcomes bookings for weddings, birthdays, reunions, and similar social events.”

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“Bluewater Quay provides an attractive lifestyle facility for tourists and residents to enjoy. The park has a children's water play area, an entertainment stage, barbecue areas, a new viewing platform, a fishing platform, public artwork, and a boardwalk. Bluewater Quay is a common meeting point for new migrants to Mackay who arrived at the old Port district along River Street. The park provides an integrated mixed-use pathway through environmental and green spaces and the city's beaches. The park is Mackay's most versatile outdoor venue, from picnics, barbecues, and exercise classes to parties, concerts, and festivals. Bluewater Quay presents ample opportunities for children to unleash their imagination.”

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“Mckenney Street Park offers residents and visitors an array of amenities and recreational options. The park presents open spaces with lush grassy lawns, gardens, and natural landscapes, providing serene environments for relaxation, reading, or picnics. Mckenney Street Park's potential offers include playgrounds, sports facilities, walking trails, picnic spots, and more, tailored to suit its size and intended use. The available features and facilities can vary widely based on the park's size, designated purpose, and the community's needs. Visitors can explore trails and paths designed for walking, jogging, cycling, or rollerblading, providing opportunities for both exercise and strolls.”

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