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Works begin on upgrade to vehicle parking at Beth Boyd Park

25 January 2023
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Works begin on upgrade to vehicle parking at Beth Boyd Park

Beth Boyd Park in Thorneside.

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The exciting Beth Boyd Park upgrade is continuing, with improvements to the on-street carparking in John Street now commenced and expected to be complete by early February 2023 (weather permitting).

During construction, alternative parking locations include Mooroondu Road or along Queens Esplanade, with limited parking also available on John Street, opposite the park.

Some other fabulous Redlands Coast foreshore parks include Aquatic Paradise Park West in Birkdale, Raby Esplanade Park in Ormiston, and WH Yeo Park (Thompson’s Beach) in Victoria Point.

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Council appreciates your patience and understanding while upgrades to Beth Boyd Park are completed.

For more information about the upgrade, visit yoursay.redland.qld.gov.au

The new marine-themed play space at Beth Boyd Park in Thorneside.

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