Gould Adams Park

This Park is affected by the Logan and Gold Coast Faster Rail Project being delivered by the Queensland Government. For more information on works happening in this area, please contact the Department of Transport and Main Roads.

Gould Adams Park is part of a wildlife corridor following the banks of Scrubby Creek. The vegetation found within the park is a combination of dry open woodland and Paperback wetland. The paperback species and gum trees found in these woodlands provide an important source of food to the wide range of wildlife.

Gould Adams is a popular place for families spending a quiet day strolling along the banks of Scrubby Creek, watching the wildlife and having a barbecue or picnic lunch.