The park is named after Len Fox, a significant local figure in the Labrador district's history.
The shoreline at this location is part of the extensive Gold Coast Broadwater, a protected estuarine environment.
The adjacent swimming enclosure is one of several man-made, shark-netted zones designed for safe recreation in the Broadwater.
Len Fox Park is a waterfront recreational area located on the Broadwater in Labrador, Gold Coast. The park features a designated off-leash dog exercise area, making it a popular spot for local pet owners. It provides direct views of the Gold Coast Seaway and South Stradbroke Island. Recreational infrastructure includes sheltered picnic tables, barbecue facilities, and public toilets. A flat, paved pathway runs through the park, facilitating walking, jogging, and cycling along the esplanade. The park is situated immediately adjacent to the Labrador swimming enclosure, which is netted for safe water access. Public parking is available along Marine Parade, though spaces can be limited during peak weekends.
The shoreline boardwalk facing South Stradbroke Island during the golden hour.
Bring a blanket or chair if you plan to stay long, as picnic tables are often occupied by midday on weekends.
Visit during low tide to explore the exposed sandy beach areas just north of the swimming enclosure.
Pack a hat and high-SPF sunscreen, as the foreshore offers limited natural shade.
Attempting to park a large vehicle or trailer along Marine Parade during peak summer holiday periods.
Dogs must remain on a leash unless within the designated off-leash zones; standard park noise and litter regulations apply.
