Norfolk Lakes Park, Narangba
Norfolk Lakes Park is a City of Moreton Bay park in Narangba, with a playground and barbecues. Here's what to know before you plan a party there.
Having a party at Norfolk Lakes Park
Shelters, barbecues and the playground at Norfolk Lakes Park are shared with other park users, so get there early on weekends to claim a good spot. There are no public toilets listed for this park, so plan for that with young kids.
About the park
Paths run beside a large lake. Council does not list toilets here.
Council lists these facilities: play equipment with all-abilities carousel, barbecues, sheltered tables, car park.
How to get there and parking
Norfolk Lakes Park is at MacDonald Drive, Narangba. Allow time to find a park close to where you're setting up, and tell us the exact spot so we can plan the carry-in.
Good to know
- Power: Using Council electricity needs event approval, so most parties bring a generator. Ask us if you need one.
- Pegs and surfaces: Tell us whether the castle is going on grass or a hard surface so we can bring sandbags if needed.
- Weather: Bring shade and plenty of water on hot days. We can't run castles in strong wind or rain.
Council event approval
City of Moreton Bay says you need event approval for a gathering in a public park if it includes an amusement device, such as an inflatable jumping castle. You also need approval if more than 50 people will attend, you want to use Council electricity, vehicles need to drive onto the park, or you are putting up more than two marquees. Because a jumping castle counts as an amusement device, the party doesn't qualify as a small gathering or a low-risk registration. It goes through Council's Events Local Law application, so apply early. Council's events team can tell you what insurance and paperwork they need. Call (07) 3205 0555.
Official park information: Norfolk Lakes Park on the City of Moreton Bay website
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