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Frascott Park

A Varsity Lakes reserve with a safari-themed playground, a flying fox and two off-leash dog areas.

Last checked 15 July 2026

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Frascott Park

Varsity Lakes

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Frascott Park at Varsity Lakes has two playgrounds, a safari-themed area and a separate area for younger children. Play equipment includes a flying fox, a large slide, a mini safari jeep, climbing equipment, a merry-go-round style spinner, a swing set and a spider-net climbing structure.

The reserve is served by barbecues, picnic shelters, toilets including a disability toilet, a drinking fountain and a water tap. An onsite carpark with disabled bays and natural shade round out the facilities.

What is there

  • Safari-themed playground plus a younger children's area
  • Flying fox and spider-net climbing structure
  • Mini safari jeep and merry-go-round style spinner
  • Two fenced off-leash dog areas with agility equipment

Amenities

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

Two fenced off-leash dog areas with agility equipment, but dogs are not permitted in the children's playground areas.

The carpark operates 6am to 8pm daily.

Getting there

72 Mattocks Road, Varsity Lakes QLD 4227

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Common questions

Yes, Frascott Park is a free public playground.
It works for a wide range of ages, from toddlers through to big kids.
Yes, there are public toilets at Frascott Park.
Yes, there is car parking at Frascott Park.
Yes, Frascott Park has shade from sails or tree cover, which helps on hot Queensland days.
Two fenced off-leash dog areas with agility equipment, but dogs are not permitted in the children's playground areas.

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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