Centenary Lakes has been a hub for sport and recreation since the 1970s, attracting visitors from across City of Moreton Bay and beyond. Community needs have changed over time, and recent floods have highlighted the importance of making the site more resilient.
We’re pleased to present the draft interim development plan for the Centenary Lakes Caboolture Sports Complex.
In 2022, we asked for your input to help guide the redevelopment of the complex. Now, we’re inviting you to have your say on the draft plan that focuses on upgrading sports facilities and improving flood resilience.
The draft interim development plan is a short-to-medium-term strategy (present to 10 years) to improve facilities, strengthen flood resilience, and address parking and accessibility.
The draft plan responds to key feedback raised during the 2022 community consultation. You can read more about the feedback we received from the community here.
Key upgrades proposed include:
- redeveloped 400m natural turf athletics track and spectator seating
- new junior rugby league field
- new netball/multi-purpose courts
- redevelopment of the former Caboolture Bowls Club site into community/events space
- improved internal access roads and car parking.
Community’s input to help shape the future
Council invited community feedback on this project between 27 August and 24 September 2025. Thank you to everyone who shared their comments.
The key findings of the consultation are:
- strong support for six new netball / multi-purpose courts, but concerns about flooding on existing courts
- support for relocating the athletics track, with some concerns about construction disruptions and temporary loss of facilities
- concern over lack of BMX track upgrades
- emphasis on preserving the park’s natural character and wildlife
- mixed views on car parking: some want more spaces, other prefer active transport options
- public safety concerns due to dangerous driving and anti-social behaviour.
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Caboolture Sports Complex draft interim development plan
Plan legend
 | Orange and white circles indicate things that are being enhanced in the draft interim development plan Black and white circles indicate things that are key landmarks in the precinct and future development as part of the ultimate master plan |
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