The park is named in honor of Grahame Stewart, a former Sunshine Coast regional councillor who contributed significantly to local planning.
It is a key segment of the Sunshine Coast's 'Sunshine Coast Council' managed park network, designed to provide regional-scale play equipment.
The park borders a significant estuarine system, making it a common spot for birdwatchers looking for local coastal species.
Grahame Stewart Park is a primary recreational space in Currimundi, Queensland, distinguished by its large, fenced-in inclusive playground and proximity to Currimundi Lake. The park serves as a hub for local community activities, featuring extensive grassy areas suitable for picnics and ball games. It provides dedicated facilities for families, including barbecue stations and sheltered seating areas. The site is situated along the Currimundi Lake pathway network, allowing for easy access to waterfront walking trails. Surrounding vegetation offers substantial natural shade, creating a comfortable environment for extended visits. The park's layout emphasizes accessibility, catering to visitors with diverse physical needs through its modern play equipment designs.
The elevated grassy mounds near the playground offer an unobstructed view of the park's layout and surrounding greenery.
Bring a picnic blanket, as shaded tables can be occupied during weekends and public holidays.
Combine your park visit with a walk along the Currimundi Lake path toward the ocean mouth for scenic views.
Utilize the nearby public restrooms, which are maintained by the local council.
Attempting to find parking directly adjacent to the playground on busy Sunday mornings, as spaces are limited.
Supervise children on play equipment; keep dogs on a leash unless in designated off-leash areas; carry out all trash.
