Strathpine

Strathpine is a suburb in Queensland. Population of 45,656 (2021 Census). Median age 36. Median household income $1,947/wk. Median rent $375/wk. 14 campsites, 37 trails, 5 pubs nearby. Postcode 4500.

Strathpine sits in Brisbane's inner city region with a population of around 45,000 and solid infrastructure for travelling families and caravaners. The suburb has 14 nearby campsites and over 37 trails within the area, making it a decent base for exploring Brisbane's northern reaches. With 59 shops and services plus 74 public toilets, you'll find fuel, supplies, and facilities readily available without needing to venture far.

The area offers a mix of casual dining and local watering holes, including the Warner Tavern (1.7km away), Heritage Restaurant & Bar (3.7km), and several other pubs within 5km. Hiking options include Forest Road Trail (2.1km), Nicholas Wyer Pathway (3.7km), and Pineapple Parkway (4.5km) for those wanting to stretch their legs. YMCA Camp and Wyllie Park are among the closest campsite options for overnight stays.

Travel Info

Must See

  • YMCA CampClosest campsite option at 3.5km, convenient for overnighting before exploring further north.
  • Wyllie ParkWell-established campsite 4.6km away with solid facilities for caravans and campervans.
  • Pine Rivers ShowgroundCampsite 4.8km away offering typical showground amenities and open spaces.

Must Do

  • Forest Road TrailShort hiking option 2.1km away, ideal for stretching legs between driving sessions.
  • Nicholas Wyer PathwayHiking trail 3.7km away offering local walking without a major detour.
  • Pineapple Parkway4.5km hiking trail with good accessibility for most fitness levels.

Travel Tips

  • Stock up on fuel and supplies before leaving Strathpine — the suburb has good coverage but planning ahead saves time on longer trips.
  • Use the 74 public toilets scattered throughout the area; they're well-distributed and useful when parking up.
  • Forest Road and Nicholas Wyer Pathway are popular with day-trippers — start early to avoid crowds on weekends.
  • Several pubs are within 5km, ideal for lunch stops without leaving your vehicle for long.
  • Mobile coverage is generally reliable in this Brisbane inner suburb, unlike more remote areas.
Traffic & Access: Strathpine is accessible via the Bruce Highway and major Brisbane suburban roads. Fuel stations and roadhouses are plentiful in this inner-city suburb, and driving conditions are generally straightforward with standard traffic density typical of Brisbane's northern suburbs.
Best Time to Visit: Brisbane's subtropical climate means year-round visiting, but avoid peak school holidays (July, December) when camping sites and hiking trails are busiest.

Strathpine at a Glance

Based on postcode 4500 area (ABS Census 2021)
45,656
Population
36
Median Age
$1,947/wk
Median Household Income
2.8
Avg Household Size
$1,783/mo
Median Mortgage
$375/wk
Median Rent
22%
Born Overseas

Nearby

Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is near Strathpine?

There are 10 campsites near Strathpine, including YMCA Camp (4.1km), Pine Rivers Showground (5.3km), Campsite 2 (5.4km).

What walks and trails are near Strathpine?

There are 10 walking trails near Strathpine, including Forest Road (2.9km), Nicholas Wyer Pathway (5.2km), Pineapple Parkway (5.6km).

Is there fuel near Strathpine?

Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Strathpine, including EG Ampol Joyner (1.7km), 7-Eleven Bray Park (1.8km), 7-Eleven Kensington Hills (4.4km).

What attractions are near Strathpine?

There are 1 attractions near Strathpine, including Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology (32.8km).