Kenmore
Kenmore is a suburb in Queensland. Population of 35,527 (2021 Census). Median age 42. Median household income $3,019/wk. Median rent $540/wk. 11 campsites, 175 trails, 11 pubs nearby. Postcode 4069.
Kenmore is a mature residential suburb in Brisbane's inner southwest, positioned between the city and the natural bushland of the D'Aguilar National Park ranges. The area has good road access and a solid mix of local services, making it a convenient base for exploring Brisbane's western suburbs and nearby trails.
The suburb attracts a diverse population with about a third of residents born overseas, and median household income sits comfortably above $3,000 per week. Shopping and dining options are well represented, with 89 shops and services nearby, including several cafes and casual eateries along the main commercial strips.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Kenmore is well-positioned for hiking access. Trails like Cubberla Creek Bikeway, Pipeline, Butterfly Track, and Rose Robin Track offer varied terrain and difficulty levels suitable for day walkers. The abundance of public toilets (193 nearby) makes it practical for caravan and campervan travellers.
Travel Info
Must See
- Cubberla Creek Bikeway — Close, accessible trail suitable for all fitness levels with good walking and cycling infrastructure.
- Pipeline Trail — Popular hiking trail offering moderate difficulty and scenic forest sections within 2.1km of the suburb centre.
- Butterfly Track — Scenic bushwalk featuring diverse vegetation and native birdlife, 2.1km from Kenmore.
Must Do
- Hike the Rose Robin Track — Well-established walking track with good signage and natural forest setting, 2.3km from centre.
- Explore local cafes and brunch spots — Retro Bar and Coffee and Juice Bar offer welcoming stops for travellers seeking quality refreshments.
- Walk the Honeyeater Track — Native bushland walk featuring birdwatching opportunities in an accessible location 2.5km away.
Travel Tips
- •Use Cubberla Creek Bikeway as a starting point for easy walking or cycling—it's under 1km away and well-maintained.
- •Stock up on supplies at local shops before heading to more remote trails in the D'Aguilar ranges.
- •Several cafes and juice bars (Coffee and Juice Bar, Acai Bros.) offer quick stops for refreshments during day trips.
- •Plan trail visits mid-week if possible; popular routes like Pipeline and Butterfly Track can get busy on weekends.
- •Mobile coverage is generally reliable in Kenmore, but check before heading to more remote trailheads.
Kenmore at a Glance
Based on postcode 4069 area (ABS Census 2021)Nearby
Nearby Suburbs
Established Brisbane suburb with good access to hiking trails, local pubs, and camping nearby. Home to around 24,000 residents with solid amenities for roa
Inner Brisbane suburb with excellent hiking trail access, local pubs, and convenient services for travellers exploring the city.
Frequently Asked Questions
What camping is near Kenmore?
There are 10 campsites near Kenmore, including Pamphlett-Tennyson Sea Scout Group (7.1km), Oxley pines caravan park (9.5km), Oxley Pines Caravan Park (9.6km).
What walks and trails are near Kenmore?
There are 10 walking trails near Kenmore, including Cubberla Creek Bikeway (0.9km), Butterfly Track (2.5km), Rose Robin Track (2.7km).
Is there fuel near Kenmore?
Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Kenmore, including BP PLAZA (QLD) (0.8km), Ampol Foodary Kenmore (1km), EG Ampol Kenmore (1km).
What attractions are near Kenmore?
There are 1 attractions near Kenmore, including The Big Avocado (11.4km).