Jack Brown Lions Park

About Jack Brown Lions Park

Jack Brown Lions Park is a things to do venue in Richmond, Queensland.

It commemorates the lives of Australian soldiers who fought in the Great War and offers travellers a serene break with lush green lawns, picnic tables, clean toilet facilities, and ample parking spaces for caravans. The park is an ideal stopover for those passing through Richmond.

The park features beautiful shade trees that provide relief from the sun’s heat. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll or simply enjoy the serenity.

The park also features a war memorial that pays tribute to soldiers who lost their lives during the Great War. An ANZAC service is held here annually to commemorate the sacrifices made by Australian soldiers.

Jack Brown Lions Park Richmond is open year-round, but the best time to visit is between April and September when the weather is cooler. The park is conveniently located beside the Lakeview Caravan Park on Flinders Highway, making it easy to find.

Visitors can reach Richmond by car or bus, with the town being about 490 kilometres northwest of Townsville. In addition to exploring the park, visitors can also see the Moon Rocks located in the reserve.

These rocks come in various shapes and sizes and are a remarkable sight that can evoke a feeling of wonder and awe. If you are interested in taking a break in a serene and historic location, Jack Brown Lions Park Richmond is an ideal destination.

Good to know

• Type: Things to Do
• Area: Richmond, Queensland
• Phone: 1300 576 665
• Website: visit ↗

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