🌿 A ripper spot for a peaceful arvo stroll through Aussie bushland and native wildlife, mate!

Ben Bennett Botanical Park Caloundra - Native Bushland & Relaxing Walks - Main park image showing the beautiful facilities and surroundings

Ben Bennett Botanical Park in Caloundra offers a beautiful natural bushland setting perfect for families and nature lovers. With easy walking trails winding through native trees, ponds, and diverse flora and fauna, it’s a peaceful escape from the hustle. Facilities like parking, public toilets, and BBQs at the Queen St entrance make it a convenient spot for a family outing or a quiet brekkie in the bush. The park’s manageable size means it’s great for kids to explore without getting too tired, while parents can relax on benches overlooking the ponds.

📍 Park Information

📍 Address	War Veterans Home, 21 West Terrace, Caloundra QLD 4551, Australia
⭐ Rating	4.8/5 (10 reviews)
🏙️ City	21 West Terrace
🗺️ Coordinates	Google Map Link
🏗️ Facilities	parking public toilets bbq bushwalking-trail

🕐 Opening Hours

Opening hours information is not available. Many national and state parks are open 24/7, but visitor centers
and facilities may have specific hours.

⭐ What Makes This Park Special

Family-Friendly Bushwalks & Native Gardens ✅

This park is a top choice for families wanting to introduce the kids to Aussie bushland without trekking too far. The trails are easy and not too big, making it manageable for little legs to explore native plants and spot local wildlife. Parents can keep an eye on the kids while enjoying the peaceful surroundings. Plus, there are benches near ponds where you can take a breather or have a snack. It’s a great way to get the young ones outdoors and curious about nature in a safe, quiet spot.

Beautiful Native Bushland & Relaxing Ponds 🌅

Ben Bennett Botanical Park is a beaut spot for anyone who loves natural Aussie scenery. The park features a variety of terrain with native trees, ponds, and plenty of flora and fauna to admire. Visitors often mention the peaceful, quiet atmosphere and the chance to enjoy a bench seat by the stagnant pond for a bit of downtime. It’s a lovely place for a gentle bushwalk or just to soak up the calm vibes surrounded by native greenery.

Handy Facilities for a Stress-Free Visit 🚗

The park is well set up with plenty of car parking and public toilets, especially near the Queen St entrance where there’s also a BBQ area. This makes it easy for families to plan a day out without worrying about basic needs. The paths are well maintained, although some storm damage was noted in early 2020 but has since been cleared by council staff. Overall, it’s a hassle-free spot to enjoy nature with the convenience of essential amenities close by.

💬 What Visitors Are Saying

Great place for bushwalking. There is a great variety of terrain and bushland in a small area.
Such a beautiful place. Plenty of car parking. Quiet
Huge wilderness of paths, ponds flora and fauna and often fairly deserted.
Bbq and toilets at Queen St entrance.
Great native gardens to take the children. Not too big to walk around. Toilets and parking available.