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Faerie Park

A whimsical fairytale-themed play and picnic space a few minutes off the M1.

Last checked 15 July 2026

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Faerie Park

Merrimac

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Faerie Park is a fairytale-themed play and picnic space on a quiet residential street at Merrimac, a few minutes off the M1. Brightly-coloured mushroom houses, a wishing well, a Goblin Cave and a Troll Bridge set the scene for imaginative play, alongside swings, a climbing web, a seesaw bouncer and a play fort with slide, all linked by a looping concrete path.

Large trees give abundant shade, and there are picnic tables and bench seats. There are no toilets on site; the nearest public toilets are under 10 minutes away at Robina Town Centre.

What is there

  • Mushroom houses, a wishing well, a Goblin Cave and a Troll Bridge
  • Swings, a climbing web and a seesaw bouncer
  • Play fort with slide
  • Looping concrete path for scooters and bikes
  • Abundant shade from large trees
  • Picnic tables and bench seats

Amenities

  • Fenced: Not confirmed
  • Shade: Yes
  • Toilets: No
  • Parking: Not confirmed
  • BBQ & picnic: Not confirmed
  • Cafe nearby: Not confirmed
  • Water play: No
  • All-abilities: Not confirmed
  • Dog-friendly: Not confirmed

Getting there

7a Inwood Circuit, Merrimac QLD 4226

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Common questions

Yes, Faerie Park is a free public playground.
It works for a wide range of ages, from toddlers through to big kids.
No, there are no public toilets at Faerie Park, so plan ahead for the little ones.
Yes, Faerie Park has shade from sails or tree cover, which helps on hot Queensland days.

References

Details below are drawn from City of Gold Coast council pages and local family resources, checked on the date shown above. Seasonal hours and construction timelines change, so confirm time-sensitive details with the council before a special trip.

  • City of Gold Coast - Park Finder
  • Must Do Gold Coast - Best Gold Coast parks for kids

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  • Aquila Reserve, Pimpama
  • Bill Thomson Park playground, Elanora
  • Bim’bimba Park, Pimpama

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