Parks, Gardens and Recreation

Parks 
The Rockhampton Region has a number of parks, gardens and recreation facilities for residents and visitors including swimming pools, skate parks, bike and walking tracks and boat ramps.

Council also supports and develops local sport and recreation clubs, and educates the community regarding the benefits of maintaining good health via the KickStartCQ initiative.

KickStartCQ works directly with the community by providing free and low cost activities and promoting, motivating and educating the community on health and wellbeing. 

Parks and Playgrounds

There are many parks and playgrounds across our Region from our Botanic and Kershaw Gardens to local suburban playgrounds, many with picnic and BBQ facilities.

Cedric Archer Park

Cedric Archer Park is one of our Region's biggest parks and is currently being upgraded.

Fishing and Boating

The Rockhampton Region is leading the way in recreational fishing and boating right across the region.

Kershaw Gardens

Enjoy serene parklands, stunning waterfalls, walking paths and beautiful greenery at Kershaw Gardens.

KickStartCQ

KickStartCQ is a health and wellbeing initiative that provides a holistic and inclusive approach to our community, its health, its spirit and its future wellbeing.

Pools and Water Play

Aquatic facilities are available throughout the Rockhampton Region, and offer a wide range of activities to keep you and your family entertained.

Parks, Reserves and Sport Facilities Naming

The naming of parks, reserves and sport facilities provides an opportunity to honour individuals and groups for contribution and achievements that deserve recognition.

Rockhampton Botanic Gardens

The Botanic Gardens are one of Rockhampton's finest tourist attractions. It's a great day out for the family.
*No domestic animals allowed*

Walking Tracks

There are a number of walking tracks within the Rockhampton Region.

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