The park provides direct pedestrian access to the tidal mudflats, which are part of a significant migratory bird habitat.
The adjoining seawall and path form part of a historic coastal corridor connecting Sandgate to Shorncliffe Jetty.
The park is positioned within the Moreton Bay Marine Park boundary, which is a protected Ramsar site.
The site was historically part of a colonial-era seaside resort destination for Brisbane residents.
Arthur Davis Park is a prominent waterfront recreational space located along the Sandgate foreshore overlooking Bramble Bay. The park features an extensive playground with modern equipment situated on a sandy base. It serves as a key access point to the Shorncliffe-to-Sandgate coastal pathway, which is popular for walking and cycling. The area includes dedicated barbecue facilities and picnic tables sheltered by mature trees. Public amenities, including toilets and change rooms, are available on-site for park users. The park landscape is defined by its proximity to the tidal flats of the Deception Bay region.
The raised viewing point along the seawall looking north towards the Shorncliffe Pier during golden hour.
Bring insect repellent, as the proximity to tidal flats can result in biting midges during dawn and dusk.
Check the tide charts before visiting if your goal is to walk along the exposed mudflats.
Use the paved foreshore path for easier access if navigating with strollers or mobility aids.
Attempting to swim in the shallow tidal flats, as they are not patrolled and contain soft, sinking sediment.
Keep dogs on a leash at all times and clean up all waste, as this is a heavily used community area.
