You’ll be spoilt for choice with an abundance of family-friendly things to do in Moreton Bay Region.
If you’re struggling to decide what to do, and are looking for the best local hotspots for families with younger children, we have you covered! There’s plenty of attractions, museums and other activities to enjoy a great family day trip, or holiday within the region (or just to let your inner-child run free) without breaking the bank.
With plenty of free and low cost attractions and activities, as well as affordable accommodation and child-friendly restaurants and cafes, Moreton Bay Region is the perfect family destination to stick to your budget.
Make the most of the region’s national parks, beaches, waterholes, creeks and pools, as well as parks, playgrounds, reserves – all of which are free to visit and use (although camping permit costs do apply). To make your dollar stretch even further, pack a picnic or utilise the many free public barbeques throughout the region.
Must do ‘on a budget’ experiences include splashing about at Settlement Cove Lagoon in Redcliffe, and picking delicious strawberries during winter.
The Moreton Bay Region boasts a number of educational attractions which make learning fun for the young ones.
Some kids love museums, others not so much. Luckily our bay and hinterland paradise is teeming with intriguing museums and cultural gems featuring activities for kids and (at select times of the year) child-orientated exhibits.
Be sure to check out the Abbey Medieval Museum, Caboolture War Plane Museum, Caboolture Historical Village Museum, Bribie Island Seaside Museum and Old Petrie Town, amongst others.
For train-hobbyist kids (or big kids), or railway history buffs, a trip to our region is not complete without a visit the Woodford Railway or the Melsa Train Park on Bribie Island.
If your children love nature, they can learn all about the region’s fauna and flora at the Osprey House or Kumbartcho Sanctuary and meet some of our beautiful native animals.
Looking for more local adventures? Pop into one of the region's Accredited Visitor Information Centres, the volunteers have a wealth of knowledge about things to do and see in the Moreton Bay Region.
Whether you're a music lover, nature enthusiast, or adventure seeker, there's something for everyone to enjoy this spring school holiday long weekend in Moreton Bay, near Brisbane.
Looking for school holiday activities near Brisbane these spring school holidays? Look no further than Moreton Bay. Just a 40-minute drive north of Brisbane, the region has everything you can think of from whale watching and water obstacle courses to mini golf and 4x4 adventures.
Time to take a trip, time to book that holiday in the deliciously Moreton Bay!