The park is named after 'Bluey' Piva, a local identity known for his contributions to the Bribie Island community.
It sits on the eastern side of Bribie Island, which is one of the closest surf beaches to Brisbane.
The park is positioned immediately adjacent to the Woorim Surf Life Saving Club.
The site acts as a gateway for beach access, including designated tracks to protected dune areas.
Bluey Piva Park is a beachfront community park located in Woorim on Bribie Island, Queensland. It is primarily known for its direct access to Woorim Beach, one of the few patrolled beaches on the island. The park features dedicated picnic facilities, including electric barbecues and sheltered tables. A primary highlight is the extensive children's playground, which serves as a central hub for families. The surrounding area offers views of the Pacific Ocean and Moreton Bay Marine Park. The park is situated in a high-traffic recreational zone adjacent to local surf life saving infrastructure.
The beachfront edge of the park looking east toward the Pacific Ocean.
Park near the Surf Life Saving Club for the shortest walk to the beach and amenities.
Bring sun protection as the playground area has limited natural shade during peak midday hours.
Check surf conditions with the local life saving club before entering the water.
Do not attempt to walk through the sand dunes outside of designated paths to prevent erosion of the coastal vegetation.
No glass allowed on the beach or in the park; dispose of waste in provided bins to protect the local dune ecosystem.
