🌿 A ripper spot for the whole mob – kids, dogs, and mates all welcome arvo or brekkie!

Noyer Park Bahrs Scrub - Family Fun & Dog-Friendly Oasis - Main park image showing the beautiful facilities and surroundings

Noyer Park in Bahrs Scrub is a popular local gem perfect for families and dog lovers alike. The park offers kid-friendly playgrounds with a mini zip line and giant web climber, plus a bike track and sports ovals for the active crew. Dog owners will appreciate two separate fenced dog parks catering to small and large breeds, complete with free poop bags. Facilities include public toilets and water fountains, though toilets lack wheelchair access. With plenty of shaded spots and picnic tables, it’s a great place for relaxing or exercising. Some snake sightings and limited shade near the dog areas are worth noting, but overall it’s a top spot for a family arvo or morning walk.

📍 Park Information

📍 Address	175 Beaudesert Beenleigh Rd, Bahrs Scrub QLD 4207, Australia
⭐ Rating	4.2/5 (62 reviews)
🏙️ City	Bahrs Scrub
🗺️ Coordinates	Google Map Link
🏗️ Facilities	playground bike path sports oval dog park public toilets bubbler picnic shelter

🕐 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 Playground Fun ✅

Noyer Park offers a playground that’s perfect for the little tackers, with equipment suitable for toddlers under supervision. Older kids will have a blast on the mini zip line and the giant web climber, giving them a good challenge and plenty of fun. The bike track and sports ovals add to the active play options, making it a great spot for families who want to keep the young ones entertained and moving. It’s a relaxed, safe environment where kids can explore and enjoy a good arvo out with the family.

Beautiful Views That'll Take Your Breath Away 🌅

This park is a lovely open space with shaded areas and plenty of greenery, perfect for a peaceful walk or a chill picnic. Benches and tables are dotted along the walking tracks, offering great spots to sit back and soak in the surroundings. While it’s mostly flat, the natural vibe and open layout make it a refreshing place to escape the hustle and bustle. Just watch out for snakes, as some visitors have spotted brown snakes along the paths, so keep your eyes peeled while enjoying the scenery.

Handy Facilities for a Smooth Arvo Out 🚻

Noyer Park is well-equipped with public toilets and bubblers, making it easy to stay hydrated and comfortable during your visit. There are picnic shelters and benches scattered around, so you can easily set up for a brekkie or arvo snack. Parking is implied to be available given the park’s popularity, and dog owners will love the free dog poop bags provided at the entrances. However, note that the toilets aren’t wheelchair accessible, as there’s no designated pathway or PWD facilities, so plan accordingly if you need those amenities.

Dog-Friendly Zones for Your Furry Mates 🦘

For dog lovers, Noyer Park is a real winner with two separate fenced dog parks – one for the smaller breeds and another for the big doggos to run wild. Both areas are shaded and open, giving your four-legged mates plenty of room to sniff, explore, and socialise. There’s even jungle gym equipment designed for dogs to jump and climb on, which is a unique touch. Just remember dogs must be kept on leash while outside these areas, and there are free poop bags to keep things tidy. It’s a top spot for dog walking and meeting other local pups.

💬 What Visitors Are Saying

great park for walking, exercising or just relaxing. there's swings for the kids, a bike track and sports ovals.
Kids parks a toddler could handle with some supervision. For the older kids, you’ve got the mini zip line and a giant web climber thing.
Dog friendly park but dogs must be kept on leash while at the park. Free Dog poop bags dispenser when you forget your own.
Public toilets are available but are not wheelchair accessible as there’s no designated pathway to the toilets and no PWD facilities.
Park benches and tables available at multiple locations along the track.
There are two dog parks as well.
Nice place but limited options for small kids.
A nice area that is open and shaded for your four legged best friend to enjoy time exploring & sniffing out all the different smells.
There's also some jungle gym equipment for the big dogs to jump and climb on.
I was attacked by a 6 ft brown snake along the path that connect the two ovals.