Collingwood Park

Collingwood Park is a suburb in Queensland. Population of 36,527 (2021 Census). Median age 28. Median household income $1,556/wk. Median rent $350/wk. 2 campsites, 50 trails, 3 pubs nearby.

Collingwood Park is a diverse, family-oriented suburb located within Brisbane's inner ring, offering a strong mix of suburban convenience and outdoor recreation. The area has substantial shopping and service infrastructure with 77 nearby shops and facilities, making it straightforward for caravan and campervan travellers to stock up on supplies and handle vehicle services.

The suburb shines for walkers and hikers, with 50 trails within reach. Options range from close-by walks like Eric Street (2.3km) and Andrews Court (2.6km) to more substantial hikes such as the Ninderry Walk, Botanical Walking Track, and Lewis Thomas Historical Trail, all within 6km. These trails provide accessible outdoor options without requiring long drives from your campsite.

For dining and drinks, the Kerwick Hotel is conveniently close at 1.9km, with the Redbank Plains Tavern and Goodna Bowls Club/Temporary RSL within a few kilometres. With two campsites in the suburb and 86 public toilets across the area, facilities are well-distributed for overnight stays.

Travel Info

Must See

  • Ninderry WalkWell-established hiking trail 5.3km away offering scenic local walking experience
  • Botanical Walking TrackLonger walk option 5.8km away combining nature with easy access from the suburb
  • Lewis Thomas Historical TrailRegional heritage trail 6.1km away with historical significance and walking appeal

Must Do

  • Hike Eric Street or Andrews Court trailsClose-by hiking options within 2-3km, ideal for quick morning or afternoon walks
  • Visit Kerwick HotelConvenient local pub for meals and drinks just 1.9km from central Collingwood Park
  • Explore multiple walking trailsWith 50 trails in the area, hikers can enjoy varied routes and difficulty levels throughout their stay

Travel Tips

  • Stock supplies at the 77+ nearby shops before heading out on longer hikes; carry water for extended walks.
  • Use the abundant public toilets (86 across the area) when planning your day's activities.
  • Kerwick Hotel is the closest pub option at under 2km—useful for evening meals without venturing far.
  • Check campsite availability in advance during peak Brisbane tourist seasons.
  • Mobile coverage is generally reliable in this inner-city suburb, but confirm with your provider.
Traffic & Access: As an inner-city Brisbane suburb, Collingwood Park has good road access and frequent fuel/service stations nearby. Traffic can be moderate during peak commute times; plan accordingly for shopping runs.
Best Time to Visit: Autumn (March–May) and winter (June–August) offer the most comfortable walking conditions and fewer crowds on local trails.

Collingwood Park at a Glance

Based on postcode 4301 area (ABS Census 2021)
36,527
Population
28
Median Age
$1,556/wk
Median Household Income
3
Avg Household Size
$1,517/mo
Median Mortgage
$350/wk
Median Rent
30%
Born Overseas

Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is near Collingwood Park?

There are 10 campsites near Collingwood Park, including Ipswich Riverside Caravan Park (11.6km), Ipswich Caravan Village (11.7km), Ipswich Caravan Village (11.7km).

What walks and trails are near Collingwood Park?

There are 10 walking trails near Collingwood Park, including Eric Street (2.5km), Andrews Court (3.5km), Perdita Street (4.7km).

Is there fuel near Collingwood Park?

Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Collingwood Park, including 7-Eleven Collingwood Park (1.4km), Ampol Redbank (2.4km), EG Ampol Goodna (3.6km).

What attractions are near Collingwood Park?

There are 1 attractions near Collingwood Park, including The Big Avocado (13.1km).