Burpengary

Burpengary is a suburb in Queensland. Population of 16,488 (2021 Census). Median age 36. Median household income $1,720/wk. Median rent $350/wk. 4 campsites, 9 trails, 4 pubs nearby. Postcode 4505.

Burpengary sits in Brisbane's inner city region with a population of over 26,000. The suburb offers straightforward suburban living with solid access to amenities including 77 shops and services, plus 64 public toilets across the area.

For visitors, the main appeal is proximity to outdoor activities. Kelty Way and Elephant Way are accessible short walks within walking distance, while several hiking trails including Rotary Walk, Ironbark Ridge, Grey Box Circuit, and Spotted Gum Walking Trail are available within 8km. A mountain biking loop (NCC MTB) is also nearby for those seeking more technical riding.

Accommodation options include Wescloud Lodge Farm Stay (3.5km away) and Four Star Caravan Village (6.3km), making it convenient for caravanners and campers. The area has three pubs within 1-2km (Shaun's Bar & Grill, The Central Tavern, and Burpengary Tavern) for casual dining.

Travel Info

Must See

Kelty Way — Closest hiking trail at just 0.4km; ideal for a quick walk.
Elephant Way — Another nearby trail at 0.5km for easy access walking.
Ironbark Ridge Walking Trail — Located 7km away; offers longer hiking opportunity.

Must Do

Walk Kelty Way or Elephant Way — Both within 1km; perfect for a short walk without extensive driving.
Explore Rotary Walk or Grey Box Circuit — Popular 6–7km trails offering more substantial hiking experience.
Visit Shaun's Bar & Grill — Closest pub (1.1km) for casual meal and drinks.

Travel Tips

•Kelty Way and Elephant Way are very close (under 1km) — ideal for a quick walk without driving.
•Four Star Caravan Village is the closest dedicated caravan park at 6.3km; book ahead during peak times.
•All three nearby pubs serve food; Shaun's Bar & Grill is the closest at 1.1km.
•Most hiking trails are 7–8km away; allow 20–30 minutes drive time to access them.
•64 public toilets across the suburb mean facilities are well distributed.

Traffic & Access: Burpengary is part of Brisbane's inner city, so suburban roads are standard; access to nearby trails and parks is straightforward via short drives. Fuel and supplies are abundant with 77 shops and services available.

Best Time to Visit: Spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May) offer mild weather ideal for walking trails without summer heat.