A new all-abilities playground with custom made play towers has been installed by the Moreton Bay Council at the Caboolture Regional Environment Education Centre. This centre will bring fun to new heights for children of all ages and abilities.
This playground features three towers with slides, track rides, climbing nets, a wheelchair accessible play area and sensory walls, all to encourage inclusive and engaging play.
Located at 150 Rowley Road, Burpengary.
For more information visit their website by clicking here.
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