At Little Scholars School of Early Learning, we’ve always believed that a love of reading begins in early childhood. Books open up new worlds — helping children grow their language, imagination, creativity, and confidence, all while building the foundations for lifelong learning.
That’s why we’re so proud to have Street Libraries at every one of our Little Scholars campuses. These special little libraries make it easy for families and our wider community to share books, stories, and the joy of reading together.
A Street Library is a small, community book-sharing box where anyone can take a book, leave a book, and connect through the joy of reading.
Each of our Street Libraries is filled with a rotating collection of books for all ages that families can borrow, read, and pass on. If yourself or your child has outgrown a favourite story, you can leave it behind for another reader to enjoy.
It’s a simple idea, yet it encourages lifelong learning, strengthens community connection, and brings a little extra magic to our campuses.
Reading plays an essential role in every stage of early childhood education. When children listen to stories, explore illustrations, and talk about what they see, they’re building vocabulary, comprehension, and a love of storytelling.
At Little Scholars, books and story time are woven into our daily learning experiences. Our Street Libraries extend this practice beyond the classroom — inspiring families to read together at home and making books accessible to everyone.
Even a few minutes of shared reading each day can make an incredible difference to a child’s language development and school readiness.
One of our favourite parts of this initiative is seeing children excitedly check the shelves to see which new books have arrived.
The Street Libraries give families the chance to discover new stories, revisit old favourites, and create meaningful moments together. Each shared reading experience builds not only literacy skills but also a sense of connection — between parents, children, and the joy of learning.
Our Street Libraries aren’t just for Little Scholars families — they’re for everyone. Neighbours, friends, and passers-by are all welcome to explore the shelves, borrow a story, or leave one behind.
This shared space reflects one of our core values at Little Scholars: community. Through these small acts of generosity, a book once loved by one child can easily become another child’s new favourite adventure.
Our Street Libraries are open and ready for everyone to enjoy. You can:
Every book shared helps keep our libraries thriving and supports early childhood literacy across our community.
While our Street Libraries may be small in size, their impact is anything but. By sharing stories, encouraging family reading, and connecting our community, these little boxes of books nurture a love of learning that will last a lifetime.
Next time you visit your local Little Scholars campus, stop by our Street Library. You might discover a new favourite story — or share the perfect one with a friend.
Take a book. Leave a book. Share the love of reading.
As a parent, you may be asking yourself, “Is my child ready to start school next year?” “Should I delay prep?” “How do I know if my child is ready for big school?”
Starting school is a big milestone — for children and families. While age often guides the conversation, true school readiness is about much more than a birthday.
In Queensland, families have flexibility when it comes to starting Prep, and understanding your child’s individual development can help you make the best decision for their learning journey.
In Queensland, children are eligible to start Prep in the year they turn five by 30 June. However, school doesn’t become compulsory until six years and six months, meaning families can choose to delay Prep if they feel their child would benefit from more time to grow and develop.
This flexibility recognises something important: every child develops at their own pace.
School readiness isn’t just about knowing letters, numbers or how to write their name. While early literacy and numeracy are valuable, research shows that a child’s ability to thrive at school depends largely on their social and emotional development.
Key school readiness skills include:
These skills help children feel secure, capable and ready to engage with learning once they begin school.
High-quality early learning plays a vital role in supporting school readiness. In a nurturing and structured environment, children develop essential skills gradually and naturally through play, relationships and meaningful experiences.
At Little Scholars School of Early Learning, our kindergarten programs are thoughtfully designed to support each child’s individual journey. We focus on:
Our qualified early childhood teachers (ECT’s) and educators work closely with families to ensure children feel supported, understood and prepared for their next step — whether that’s starting Prep soon or taking a little more time.
If you’re beginning to think about Prep or wondering whether your child is truly school-ready, you don’t have to navigate it alone. Little Scholars is here to support your family every step of the way.
Families may also be eligible for Free Kindy in Queensland, giving children the opportunity to participate in a high-quality kindergarten program while building the confidence, social skills and emotional readiness needed for a smooth transition to school.
Feel free to book a tour or chat with our team to learn more about our kindergarten programs and how we can support your child’s confidence, development and readiness for school.
As we wrap up another incredible year at Little Scholars School of Early Learning, we’re taking a moment to reflect on all the wonderful moments that made 2025 so special.
From new beginnings to community milestones, this year has been filled with learning, laughter, and a whole lot of heart. Here’s a month-by-month look back at our highlights from across our Little Scholars campuses.
We started the year with an exciting milestone — the opening of Little Scholars Deception Bay North!
Our newest campus quickly became a vibrant learning community, filled with curiosity, creativity, and new friendships.
February was a big month of achievement and giving back.
March brought together our families and the community for our beloved annual Little Scholars Camp Out!
Families enjoyed an evening under the stars, where our children and families enjoyed BBQ’s and roasting marshmallows, some were treated to reptile shows, face painting and even fire twirlers.
We also had a special meeting with our Children’s Rights Council in our Nerang campus, empowering our little scholars to have a voice in shaping their learning environments.
April was a month dedicated to professional growth and shared learning. Our annual Learning & Development Day brought together hundreds of educators and leaders from all 17 of our Little Scholars campuses for a weekend of collaboration and inspiration.
We also celebrated Easter across our campuses. Our studios were filled with joy, crafts, and Easter themed activities
May was a month full of celebrations, achievements and professional development:
July was a month of culture, learning, and community.
August was a massive month bursting with imagination and discovery:
September was a time for both recognition and fun:
October was filled with excitement and exploration:
November brought reflection and gratitude.
We closed out the year with festive Christmas celebrations across all campuses.
From campus Christmas parties to Christmas-themed craft, December was filled with joy, gratitude, and friendships — the perfect way to end a wonderful year.
December was also a powerful reminder of what makes our Little Scholars community so special. As the year came to an end, our families, educators and children joined together in a truly generous effort to support Baby Give Back, an organisation that provides essential items to children and families who are doing it tough.
Because of the incredible kindness shown across our Little Scholars campuses, we collected more than 680 kilograms of much-needed items. These donations will help support over 200 children and their families, offering comfort and relief when it is needed most. Every nappy, toy, book and piece of clothing represents a small act of care that will make a genuine difference in a child’s life.
What touched us the most was the way our community approached this initiative. Parents, educators and children spent time sorting donations and packing items, and many families used the opportunity to talk with their little ones about kindness and helping others. Moments like these show our children what community really looks like, and how even the smallest actions can have a big impact.
We are incredibly proud of what we achieved together in December. Your generosity reflects the heart of Little Scholars and our commitment to giving every child the best possible start in life.
Thank you to everyone who contributed, participated and encouraged their children to be part of something meaningful. You helped make December a month filled with compassion, connection and genuine community spirit.
2025 was a year of milestones, learning, and community. We’re deeply grateful to our dedicated educators, our supportive families, and — most of all — our incredible little scholars who inspire us every single day.
Here’s to another year of discovery, growth, and happiness in 2026!
For many parents, walking into a childcare centre for the first time comes with a mix of nerves, hope and a hundred questions. During a tour at Little Scholars, something important usually happens – families start to picture their child here, happy, settled and thriving. That is often the moment they understand why 9 out of 10 parents who visit our campuses decide to enrol.
Here’s what parents tell us makes all the difference.
One of the first things families notice is how personal the experience is.
During every tour, our educators ask about each child’s interests, comfort items, allergies, routines and quirks — not out of obligation, but because we want to understand who your little one is before they even start.
Little Scholars is intentionally built around a warm, community feel. Parents tell us it feels like an extension of their family: educators who remember children’s favourite stories, who celebrate milestones, and who build relationships with parents from day one.
It’s that sense of belonging that makes the very first drop-off a little easier.
Our philosophy is simple: children learn best through play, exploration, imagination and real-world experiences.
Across our Gold Coast, Brisbane, Ipswich and Redland Bay campuses, children enjoy:
Parents consistently tell us these are the things that set Little Scholars apart and make early learning feel meaningful.
A tour gives families a true feel for our campuses: the learning environments, the natural materials, the artwork created by children, the soft lighting and the open-ended, nature-inspired play spaces.
Outdoors, you’ll find large shaded areas, sand pits, climbing structures, gardens and spaces thoughtfully designed for curiosity and safe risk-taking.
Behind the scenes, we take safety seriously:
Parents consistently tell us our environments “just feel right” — clean, calm and full of possibility.
One of the biggest surprises for new families is how much is included in our daily nutrition program.
With seasonal meals prepared fresh by our in-house chefs, a typical day might include:
Parents love that Little Scholars removes the pressure of meal prep — and that their children are trying (and loving!) new foods every day.
We know parents are juggling a lot, so our support extends well beyond the classroom.
Across our campuses, families have access to a “village” of services and supports, including:
Families tell us this makes childcare feel easier, more connected, and more supportive of their lifestyle and work commitments.
One of the most common things we hear from our Kindergarten parents is “I can’t believe how ready they were.”
Our school readiness program builds independence, emotional resilience, social confidence and foundational literacy and numeracy skills — all embedded in hands-on, play-based experiences.
We’ve seen children who once struggled with separations now walking confidently into Prep with their friends. We’ve watched quieter children find their voice, and energetic children channel their curiosity into problem-solving and teamwork.
These are the moments families remember most.
Our educators support gentle, consistent routines and communicate closely with you. Most children adjust far more quickly than parents expect. We’ve written a blog on our tips and tricks for dealing with separation anxiety so be sure to check it out!
We encourage you to visit, ask questions, meet the educators and see the environment firsthand. Transparency and open communication are core to how we operate.
We offer a variety of options that can be tailored to meet the individual needs of every child, however you’ll find that within our relaxed, shared mealtimes, even the fussiest of eaters are often trying new foods!
We’d love to welcome you to your nearest Little Scholars campus.
Your child’s early years matter, and Little Scholars is here to make them extraordinary.
At Little Scholars, our commitment has always been to deliver the highest standard of early education and care — and this year, we are thrilled to recognise three of our campuses that have been officially rated Exceeding during their 2025 Assessment & Rating visits, joining our growing list of ‘exceeding’ campuses! These results reflect the dedication, passion, and professionalism of our educators, as well as our commitment to creating exceptional early learning environments.
In February, our Nerang campus was recognised for its warm, inclusive community and its rich, play-based learning program. This Exceeding rating highlights the incredible work of the team, who cultivate an environment where every child feels valued, supported, and inspired.
Our Ashmore campus proudly achieved its Exceeding rating in September. Known for its inviting learning spaces and strong educator-family relationships, Ashmore continues to set the benchmark for quality practice and meaningful learning experiences.
In October, Parkwood earned its Exceeding rating — a reflection of its engaging educational programs, nurturing educators, and commitment to children’s wellbeing. The team’s dedication to going above and beyond in all areas shines through in this achievement.
These three campuses joined our growing list of ‘exceeding’ campuses, which now consist of: Little Scholars Burleigh, Little Scholars George Street, Little Scholars Nerang, Little Scholars Ashmore, Little Scholars Parkwood, and Little Scholars Deception Bay.
An Exceeding rating signifies that a service is not only meeting the National Quality Standards but consistently surpassing expectations across quality areas — from educational programming and relationships with children, to health, safety, leadership, and family partnership.
For families, these results offer confidence and reassurance: your children are learning, growing, and thriving in environments that exceed national expectations. For our teams, these achievements reflect their unwavering dedication to providing the very best early learning experience possible.
These results affirm the hard work and heart our educators bring to their roles — and the trust families place in Little Scholars each day. We are incredibly proud of all our Little Scholars campuses — and deeply grateful to our educators, children, and families who make these communities so special.
Preparing to welcome your baby is an exciting journey. While there’s so much to plan, joining a childcare waitlist early for premium centres like Little Scholars School of Early Learning is one important step many expectant mothers overlook. High-quality childcare spots fill up quickly, so registering your interest early for your baby’s place means peace of mind and may result in more choice when it comes time to start care.
With demand high for premium childcare centres, families often join waitlists during pregnancy to avoid long waits and limited options after birth. Getting on the waitlist early means you may have greater flexibility with start dates and days, helping you plan your return to work or lifestyle with confidence.
Important note: Joining a waitlist does not guarantee a childcare spot. It simply registers your interest and puts your child on a list to be considered when a position becomes available. The guarantee depends on factors such as the centre’s capacity, educator-to-child ratios, and demand in your area.
The safest time is as early as possible — for many families, this means during pregnancy or shortly after birth. Infant and toddler spaces are often the hardest to secure in high-demand locations. Here’s a general guide:
Wait times may depend on several factors, including:
At Little Scholars, our nursery program feels like a home away from home, offering:
At Little Scholars, we believe every child deserves the best start, and every parent deserves peace of mind. Registering your child on our waitlist early ensures your family is considered when a place becomes available, helping you plan with confidence.
The festive season is fast approaching, and there’s no better way to soak up the Christmas cheer than by joining in some of the magical events happening across Brisbane, Ipswich, and the Gold Coast. From twinkling lights to carols under the stars, here’s your guide to the best family-friendly Christmas experiences this December.
The season wouldn’t be complete without the sound of Christmas carols filling the night air, and South East Queensland delivers in spectacular fashion.
Returning for its 14th year, this much-loved event at HOTA, Home of the Arts, promises two magical nights of festive music and family fun on Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 December. Tickets are required for entry, but you can also catch the live screening from the HOTA Parklands, free and no tickets required. Pack your picnic rug, grab a bite from the food trucks, and enjoy the show under the stars.
Head to Riverstage on Saturday 6 December 2025 for Brisbane’s biggest Christmas party. Featuring live music, star-studded performances, and plenty of sparkle, this annual event captures the spirit of the season perfectly. If you miss out on tickets, don’t worry, the show will also be livestreamed to Roma Street Parkland, complete with pre-show entertainment and food trucks.
For a relaxed, family-friendly celebration, the City of Logan Christmas Carols are not to be missed. Running from 3pm to 8pm on Saturday 6 December at Griffith University Logan Campus, this free event offers markets, food stalls, live music, and free rides, capped off by a spectacular fireworks finale. Tickets are not required for this one, so you can simply show up and set up your picnic!
On Saturday 13 December, Robelle Domain will light up with live performances, delicious food trucks, market stalls, and fireworks at 8:30pm. It’s a community favourite for both children and grown-ups alike. No tickets required.
This December, Broadbeach Mall will transform into a magical gingerbread village, offering free festive fun for the whole family. From Monday 15 to Sunday 21 December 2025, the space next to The Oasis Shopping Centre will burst with colour, creativity, and Christmas spirit.
During the daytime sessions (10am – 3pm daily), families can dive into festive workshops—decorate your own gingerbread cookies, enjoy Christmas craft sessions, and settle in for storytime theatre. Each one-hour session includes all activities, but bookings are essential.
Little adventurers can also take part in The Oasis Treasure Hunt, collecting a map and following clues to uncover hidden surprises throughout The Oasis Shopping Centre. No bookings required for this one.
For those in the northern Gold Coast, Christmas in Coomera brings a full weekend of free festive fun, with activities running across Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 December. Families can dive into the celebrations with a lively DJ dance party complete with snow machines and surprise performances, or try their hand at the North Pole Putt Putt course. Little ones will love spotting stilt-walking candy canes, Rudolf, Hip Hop Santas and even the Grinch as they roam the precinct bringing Christmas cheer. Of course, Santa himself will make special stage appearances throughout the event.
Between face painting, photo moments in Santa’s sleigh or on his throne, and plenty of roving entertainment, there’s something to keep every age smiling. It’s also a great chance to tick off some last-minute shopping with market stalls offering unique gifts and stocking fillers, while food trucks serve up tasty bites for hungry families. If you’re looking to add a joyful, high-energy outing to your Christmas calendar, Christmas in Coomera is the perfect way to celebrate together.
For a unique twist on holiday celebrations, don’t miss Santa and Sirens at the Nicholas Street Precinct on Thursday 27 November (5pm–7pm). This free event combines festive fun with a tribute to our real-life heroes, showcasing emergency service vehicles decked out in Christmas lights. Families can snap photos with Santa, enjoy live carols by Journey Church, and stay to witness the official lighting of the City Christmas Tree in d’Arcy Doyle Place at 6:45pm.
Finally, round out your Christmas adventures with the Brisbane City Hall Light Spectacular. Beginning 5 December, King George Square comes alive each evening as dazzling projections light up City Hall’s historic façade. It’s a breathtaking visual display of festive storytelling that will delight families of all ages.
Whether you’re decorating gingerbread in Broadbeach, singing carols under the stars, or taking in some stunning lights, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate this Christmas season. Gather your loved ones, embrace the sparkle, and make this festive season one to remember.
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As a parent, you want your child to love learning, feel confident, and explore the world safely. At Little Scholars School of Early Learning, we believe the best way to achieve this is through play-based learning, the heart of our philosophy that guides everything we do for children aged 0–5 years.
Play-based learning is more than just fun. It’s a research-backed approach where children learn by exploring, experimenting, and engaging with their environment. Through play, children develop essential skills that lay the foundation for lifelong learning, including:
Problem-solving, creativity, and curiosity
Communication, collaboration, and empathy
Self-regulation, confidence, and resilience
Fine and gross motor development
Play allows children to take charge of their learning, following their interests and building confidence as capable learners.
At Little Scholars, our educators create rich, stimulating environments that encourage exploration and discovery. Every activity is designed to connect with child development while keeping learning fun and hands-on.
Children can:
Our approach blends guided play with child-led discovery, allowing children to learn at their own pace while reaching developmental milestones.
Unlike traditional early learning settings, we view children as active contributors to their own learning. Instead of passive instruction, we encourage children to ask questions, experiment, and solve problems, fostering independence and curiosity from a young age.
Our educators act as partners in exploration, observing interests, asking open-ended questions, and providing materials that extend learning naturally. This ensures that every moment of play is also a meaningful learning experience.
Children who engage in play-based learning develop:
At Little Scholars, we’re proud to offer an environment where play and learning go hand in hand, shaping curious, capable, and joyful children.
Give your child the gift of exploration, curiosity, and confidence. Book a tour and visit your local Little Scholars School of Early Learning campus to see how our play-based philosophy helps children aged 0–5 grow, learn, and thrive.
When was the last time you visited your local library with your children? Libraries across South East Queensland have transformed into vibrant community hubs packed with hands-on experiences, tech adventures, toy libraries, craft corners and more- and most of it is completely free! Whether you live on the Gold Coast, in Ipswich, or around Brisbane, here’s a closer look at some of the hidden gems waiting for families.
Gold Coast Libraries have a strong focus on early literacy, and their First 5 Forever family sessions are a big hit with parents and little ones. From Baby Rhyme Time (0-2 yrs) which includes songs and rhymes to help build early language skills, to Toddler Time (2-4yrs) with singing and movement, and Story time (0-5yrs), families are guaranteed to create lasting memories together.
But it’s what happens beyond storytime that really surprises families. The Gold Coast Library network includes a fabulous Accessible Resource Collection (similar to a Toy Library), where families can borrow toys, puzzles and games the way you would borrow books. You can browse in person or put things on hold online, and pick them up from your local branch. Their after school programming is also a highlight, with every branch running weekly drop in LEGO® building sessions, and also a Monthly Learners Hub for primary-school aged children designed to get them connecting, playing, and learning in fun, hands-on ways.
If you’re planning a visit to one of the Gold Coast libraries, these branches stand out as extra special for children:
This beloved library has long been a family favourite. With a slide, padded reading nooks, toys and games, it’s a space designed for children to explore, imagine and play. Once it reopens, it’ll no doubt continue to be a go-to destination for families.
It may be tiny, but parents of under-fives rave about its dedicated play space and educational toys. It’s a perfect spot for a relaxed morning with little ones.
Just steps from the beach, this branch was recently refurbished and now features a bright, vibrant children’s area. It’s the perfect combo: stories and songs inside, followed by sandcastles outside.
All the branches across the Ipswich Libraries network offer a huge range of early literacy programs such as Baby Rhyme Time, Toddler Time and Story Time sessions to help build language skills from day one. Ipswich Libraries also have a few “out of the box” sessions, such as Books and Blocks and Messy Play Time, which mix movement, sensory exploration and storytelling. They also take the magic beyond the library walls, with storytime sessions in parks, Bunnings stores, and even at local pools through the Dive Into Books program – perfect for those hot Ipswich days. For children who love tinkering and exploring, STEAM ON: All Things Tech sessions introduce science, technology, engineering, art and music through robots, digital play and creative challenges.
Ipswich has taken the library experience to a whole new level with Australia’s only public library dedicated entirely to children aged 0–12. Located in the Nicholas Street Precinct, the Ipswich Children’s Library is an incredible space filled with books, interactive tech, craft activities and even two life-sized Plesiosaurs hanging from the ceiling. It’s honestly worth a visit even if you don’t live nearby.
Brisbane City Council Libraries have something for every age and stage, beginning with the First 5 Forever Baby Rhyme Time, Toddler Time and Storytime programs for babies and toddlers. They also offer family friendly opportunities such as Make and Create Afternoons, where children can drop in for art and craft sessions that blend science, technology and creativity. Robotics has a large focus here too, with after school and weekend sessions focused on robot building and basic coding and robotics.
One standout is their Annual Reading Challenge, held each July and August. Children can join the Gold Star program (6–12 yrs) or Little Stars (0–5 yrs) and work towards receiving a certificate and medallion.
If you are looking for some libraries to explore in Brisbane, two branches really stand out for families:
Garden City Library has a magical Secret Garden City theme, complete with murals of birds and butterflies, interactive floor projections (think lava flows and space scenes), and digital tabletop games.
Carindale Library has a fun children’s entryway, a Duplo wall, marble maze, interactive floor, craft zone and cosy reading corners – perfect for whiling away a rainy afternoon.
Libraries today are spaces where children can play, imagine, build, code, craft, and connect – and where parents can find community too. Whether you’re borrowing toys on the Gold Coast, exploring the wonder of Ipswich’s Children’s Library, or joining a coding session in Brisbane, there’s a hidden gem waiting for you. So next time you’re looking for something fun (and free!) to do, head to your local library. You might just discover your family’s new favourite hangout spot.
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There is something magical about creek days with little ones: bare feet in cool water, sandy toes, the sound of gentle trickling streams, and endless opportunities for simple, unplugged fun. The Gold Coast is best known for its beautiful beaches, but you can discover some incredible rockpools and creeks perfect for toddlers and young children. Here are five family-friendly spots where little feet can paddle safely, explore nature, and make a splash.
Best for: A classic hinterland swimming adventure with shallow spots for toddlers and deeper pools for older children.
Just a 15–20 minute drive inland from Currumbin Beach, this natural swimming spot is surrounded by lush greenery. It’s a local favourite for good reason.
There are BBQs, picnic tables, grassy areas and toilets, making it easy to settle in for a relaxed family day. Keep in mind that it is extremely popular on warm weekends and you will need to arrive early to get a car park!
Best for: A peaceful, easy-access creek spot perfect for younger children.
Just down the road from the Currumbin Rock Pools, Long Tan Park is a lovely, often quieter alternative for families.
It’s a brilliant spot for families with toddlers or preschoolers who want a gentle, nature-filled adventure without the hustle and bustle.
Best for: Calm, sheltered creek paddling just a short walk from the café strip.
Instead of the busy Pirate Park, Palm Beach access point to Currumbin Creek, head a little further down the road to Apex Park. Here you get easy access to Currumbin Creek for a peaceful, shady paddling experience.
Best for: A peaceful rainforest adventure with shallow natural pools.
At the very end of Currumbin Creek Road, you’ll find the Cougal Cascades walking track. This is a short, pram-friendly path through beautiful rainforest that leads to:
There are no cafes or playgrounds here, so pack snacks, towels and enjoy the serenity. It’s a lovely spot for a half-day nature escape.
Best for: Creekside paddling with a city-meets-nature vibe.
Looking for something closer to home? Tucked away just a few blocks from the bustle of Surfers Paradise, Budds Beach feels like a hidden gem.
This is a brilliant choice for families who want easy access, a quick paddle, and facilities close by without trekking too far inland.
Rockpools and creeks offer something beaches sometimes can’t: calm, clear water, natural shade, and a slower pace that suits young families perfectly. However, it is very important to ensure your day at the creek is safe and enjoyable. Supervise children closely – even shallow water can have slippery rocks or changing currents. The creeks are also home to a variety of wildlife, so always check before entering the water and don’t swim if you can’t see the bottom. Bring water shoes to help children with firm footing while exploring. Also, after heavy rain the creeks can flow faster than usual and have poor water quality. Check Council water quality reporting for updates on creek closures.
Whether it’s a rainforest dip at Cougal Cascades, a lazy paddle at Currumbin Creek, or a quiet splash at Long Tan Park, the Gold Coast has a creek adventure for every kind of family day out. So pack the towels and go exploring! These are the kinds of days little feet (and big hearts) remember.
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