Springwood Conservation Park offers a serene escape into nature, providing visitors with a range of amenities such as picnic tables, toilets, a children’s playground, water facilities, wheelchair access, and excellent bird watching opportunities. Spanning 36 hectares of open eucalypt forest, the park is a haven for diverse wildlife including koalas, water dragons, swamp wallabies, and various bird species. The park’s unique terrain features large boulders, caves, cliffs, and a gorge, making it an ideal destination for exploration and discovery.
Home to the rare Planchons Stringybark, Springwood Conservation Park showcases the beauty of eucalypts and offers a glimpse into the geological history of the region with exposed strata and fossils in the old quarry. Visitors can enjoy the sight of wildflowers in bloom during late winter and spring, adding bursts of color to the landscape. The park’s network of graded walking tracks allows for immersive experiences, culminating in a lookout point that offers breathtaking views across Logan. Wheelchair access along the Gorge Discovery Circuit ensures inclusivity for all visitors.
Logan City Council, which oversees the management of Springwood Conservation Park, acknowledges and respects the Traditional Custodians of the land. With a commitment to preserving the natural beauty and cultural significance of the area, the council ensures that essential services and community facilities are maintained through initiatives funded by rates. As a vital part of the community, the park serves as a reminder of Australia’s rich heritage and the importance of environmental conservation for future generations.
