Parks & Playgrounds
Everleigh Greenbank is currently home to 3 parks and a state-of-the-art AFL precinct with plenty more green open spaces on the horizon. Explore the playgrounds, kick a ball, enjoy an afternoon stroll or discover the Everleigh Elf Door Trail - there are currently 15 elves who call Everleigh Greenbank home.
Everleigh Sports Park
Located in the heart of Greenbank is Everleigh's $16 million competition-grade AFL precinct which is home to the Greenbank Giants. The AFL oval and Auskick fields officially opened in November 2023, followed by thge opening of the Everleigh Sports Park Clubhouse in September 2024 which was fast-tracked through a partnership between Mirvac, Logan City Council, State Government and AFL Queensland. The new clubhouse features two sets of unisex change rooms, unisex umpire rooms, a club room, public toilets and The Eve Café & Bar, now open daily.
Everleigh Park
Located at the heart of Everleigh, award-winning Everleigh Park offers a playground and community events lawn where you’ll catch the community enjoying one of the many Wellness in The Park community activities. Everleigh Park will eventually join onto the planned 25 hectare regional sports fields and recreation park giving you plenty of space to run wild!
Leaf Park
Everleigh’s Leaf Park opened in early 2021. Surrounded by 93 mature trees and 3,500 plants, this park is adventure central with a playground, swings, fitness equipment, scooter paths and green open space to kick a ball or practice shooting hoops.
Future Green Space & Parklands
At Everleigh Greenbank, the masterplan has been designed to ensure amenity is in reach for all residents with majority of homes within easy walking distance to green open space. In the years to come, Everleigh will be home to 2 additional neighbourhood parks, the 25ha central parkland will expand to include sporting courts, sporting fields and a hero park, and the 148 hectares of conservation bushland will be accessible with walking trails throughout and connecting to the neighbouring Wearing Park.
