Anzac Park, Kuranda

Did you know?

In [2001] when the Heritage Markets was built and the adjacent carpark was developed the residual part of the council lot, ie. Anzac Park was reserved by the community for an intentional revegetation / presentation of our spectacular native Wet Tropics (WHA) tree species.

20+ years in the making, the community project remains incomplete, ie. there are no markings or interpretive signage in the park.

Finishing / creating this “Tourism Asset”
for “Kuranda Village in the Rainforest”:
The Sights & Sounds of Nature 

Having “free” things for visitors to do in Kuranda is an important part of the tourism mix. “Free” and then “accessible”, as Anzac Park clearly is to the CBD, will, once finished become a tourism asset for the village.

Imagine how amazing this park will be in 50 years when these young rainforest trees start hitting their straps!

Queensland Globe: Therwine Street, Anzac Park (pink outline, approx)

Visitors come to Kuranda
to immerse themselves
in our natural
rainforest environment!

The Kuranda Paper
Issue 356
August 2023

Save Anzac Park
from Encroaching
Carparks
Therwine St,
Kuranda Village
July 2023

Flora Register
DRAFT V1

Fauna Register
DRAFT V1

Management Plan

Correspondence

Anzac Park (Botanical Garden) Vertical Rock Wall Planting Proposal