Parks, Gardens & Reserves

Explore Charters Towers on foot using 3 different walking trails as part of 10,000 Steps Community Walkways.

A Railway Carriage to recognise the significant contribution to the history of this community by Queensland Rail and its workers is a feature of this park.

This park is home to a monument celebrating the famous Country Music Festival and also a life-size Droughtmaster bull commemorating the evolution of the Droughtmaster bre...

The park in Balfes Creek is a fenced area with disabled amenity facilities and playground equipment.

This shady park is located on the Flinders Highway heading west out of Charters Towers.

The Rotary Lookout is located at Buckland's Hill. There are no amenity facilities but there is a shaded picnic table and magnificent views of the town.

A beautiful spot to sit, relax and watch the birds, this park is located approximately 17kms from Charters Towers and is the source of the City's water supply which is pu...

This popular park space features a gold discovery monument and a collection of sculptures created by Queensland Artist, Hugh Anderson. Make sure you take a picture of the...

Located in Stubley Street, this park provides another view of Towers Hill. The park has ample shade and a picnic table, however no amenity facilities.

Located to the north of town at Kirrima Court, this park contains no facilities and dogs on leash are allowed.

Located under 20 kms to the north of Charters Towers, Dave Chapman Park boasts a boat ramp that provides easy access to the mighty Burdekin River.

Located opposite the tennis courts and IGA Supermarket, the park contains concrete skate park, BMX track, half size basketball court and an unshaded playground. The Park ...

Nestled between City Hall and the former Commonwealth Bank of Australia building (now a Chinese Restaurant), this is a small park with ample shade and a picnic table.

Located on the corner of Gill and Boundary Streets close to the town centre, this park contains ample shade and a picnic table however there are no toilet facilities.

Located next to the iconic Venus Battery, Fred Bagnall Park was named after local historian, community volunteer and 2008 Citizen of the Year, Mr Fred Bagnall.

There is a public amenity facility located in Redbank Drive, adjacent the Sports Reserve. There are no disabled facilities and dogs on leash are allowed.

This park has disabled toilet facilities available. Dogs on leash are allowed in the Park.

This 7 hectare park is heritage listed and features the Boer War Veterans Memorial Kiosk, Rotary Centenary Fountain, Commonwealth Fountain, restored WWI guns, Band Rotun...

Located adjacent the Mingela Pub, the amenities facility does not provide for disabled access.

Located to the north of town and close to the Airport, this park has shaded playground equipment and picnic tables however no toilet facilities.

There are a selection of park options in Pentland.

Situated on the Bypass, Poppet Head Rest Stop has disabled toilets and is a dump point location for campervans.

Upon entering Ravenswood from the North, you will see the rest stop on your right.

Ron Laneyrie Park is located behind City Hall, bordered by Rutherford Lane and King Street.

A milky quartz outcrop, locally known as White Blow, is a prominent feature of the park, which protects unique geological features and open woodland forest.