Flagstone Water Park

If you’re looking for some cool and refreshing entertainment for your Brisbane Kids then you’ll want to head to Flagstone Water Park located near Flagstone Adventure Playground, around 45 minutes south of Brisbane.

Imagine one of Brisbane’s best adventure playgrounds, then add a waterpark, which is free and fun for everyone.  You can assume this is going to be a very popular place over the warmer months of the year. (Note: The playground is located in Logan City, part of the greater Brisbane region) 

Flagstone Water Park

Flagstone Water Park is an impressive sight, featuring three tree-like structures of various sizes all providing different water forms of water fun including jets, waterfalls and tipping buckets all connected by a single watercourse.  

The largest structure is 10 metres tall and features a raised platform and a huge dump of water at regular intervals to keep braver Brisbane Kids refreshed.  There are also water cannons that can be turned and twisted to aim at others. 

Children of all ages will be entertained for hours by the different types of falling, bubbling, spraying and dumping water, all with no areas of pooling water to keep it safer for even the youngest visitors.

Considerations When Visiting Flagstone Water Park

Visiting a water park may be a lot of fun, but there are a few things to consider. 

Depending on the time of year, and the time of day you visit, the water play area can be very hot, even with some protection from shade sails. Utilise sun safety measures (sunscreen, hat, rashies etc) and don’t forget to bring some thongs or slip on shoes and a change of dry clothes. 

While the water is generally turned on from 7.30am – 7.30pm daily, there are times when planned and unplanned maintenance may occur. If possible check the City of Logan website or social media pages before visiting to ensure you don’t have disappointed children. 

If you do arrive and it appears the water is ‘off’ don’t stress, there is a button you can press to start the water – who will be first to find the button?!

Dogs are not permitted in the Flagstone Water Park, though you will be pleased to know that a specific Splash and Play Dog Park is located nearby. How cool is that!

Flagstone Water Park features

• 10m climbable treehouse water feature
• Cascading tree-shaped waterfalls
• A ‘zero-depth’ watercourse with jets, blasters and bubblers
• Accessible toilets
• Shade sails over much of the play area 

Admission to the Flagstone Water Park is FREE and the water is generally operating between 7:30am to 7:30pm daily.

NB. In line with the Council’s sustainability policy, water use is minimised by recycling, filtering and sanitising. Evaporation is reduced through a combination of shade sails and non-porous surfaces

Flagstone Adventure Playground

After the kids have exhausted themselves with water fun, you can rest assured there is still plenty of fun to be had at the Flagstone Adventure Playground, so make sure you pack a towel, some dry clothes, and a picnic for hours of fun! (This image shows how close the adventure park and the water park are to each other)

Highlights of Flagstone Adventure Playground

• A tower themed playground with suspension bridges
• Climbing nets, Merry-go-rounds, swings, trampolines and incredible slides
• Flying foxes, skate plaza, basketball court, and a toddler playground
• Off-street parking, toilets and a dog park nearby

Read our review of Flagstone Adventure Park

How to Get to Flagstone Water Park

The Flagstone Water Park is be located at the Flagstone Regional Park, in Flagstonian Drive, Undullah, next to the skate plaza, dog park and course one of South East Queensland’s most epic adventure playgrounds.

You can reach Flagstone by heading towards Jimboomba. It is located around 50 minutes from Brisbane City.