About Mowbray Park

Mowbray Park:

• was originally purchased by Council in 1903
• is heritage listed with full citations in the Queensland State Heritage Register
• is listed as a District General Recreation Park
• includes 3.2 hectares of tree lined paths and lawns on a site which slopes gently down to the edge of the Brisbane River from Lytton Road
• includes some significant vegetation including well-established Eucalypts, Kauri pines, Hoop pines and Fig trees
• contains three leased facilities and the Mowbray Park ferry terminal.

The Mowbray Park vision is part of Council’s commitment to enhancing and maintaining more than 2100 parks across the city.

For more information, download a brief history of Mowbray Park.