| At a Glance | |
|---|---|
| Cost | Entry fees apply |
| Location | D’Aguilar National Park, west of The Gap, Brisbane, Queensland |
| Pet Friendly | No – dogs not permitted |
| Facilities | Day use area, swimming beach, kayaking (not patrolled), 2-hour walking track |
| Vehicle Access | See Camps App |
| In Camps App | Yes – find detailed access and facilities info |
Walkabout Creek Discovery Centre also known as Enoggera Reservoiris a day use area in D’Aguilar National Park.
Located just west of The Gap, it really is in Brisbane’s backyard – you can see Aussie wildlife – there are daily platypus feeding, entry fees apply.
There is a 2 hour hike around the reservoir, suitable for prams but they ask people to leave their dogs at home. It’s a great spot for kids, you can also swim or kayak (not patrolled).
Thanks to Kate for these images, and Holly and Tess – they said it was a lovely day out, and so close to Brisbane.
Please note: Due to severe fire weather the Araucaria Track located at the Enoggera Reservoir will be closed until 27 November 2019. The beach will remain open to swimming and paddle craft.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring my dog to Enoggera Reservoir?
No, visitors are asked to leave dogs at home at this location.
Is there a cost to visit Walkabout Creek Discovery Centre at Enoggera Reservoir?
Yes, entry fees apply to visit this day use area.
Can I swim at Enoggera Reservoir?
Yes, swimming is permitted at the beach area. Please note the beach is not patrolled, so swim at your own risk.
Is kayaking allowed at Enoggera Reservoir?
Yes, you can kayak at the reservoir, but it’s not a patrolled area so take appropriate safety precautions.
Is the walking track suitable for prams?
Yes, the 2-hour hike around the reservoir is suitable for prams.
Can I see platypus at Enoggera Reservoir?
Yes, Walkabout Creek Discovery Centre has daily platypus feeding sessions where you can see Australian wildlife including platypus.
How long does the walk around the reservoir take?
The walking track around Enoggera Reservoir takes approximately 2 hours to complete.
Where exactly is Enoggera Reservoir located?
It’s located in D’Aguilar National Park, just west of The Gap in Brisbane’s backyard, making it very accessible for day trips.
