Greenheart Robina Parklands

Greenheart Robina Parklands is an accessible community space with 18 accessible carparks, drop off areas, level concrete pathways connecting all the facilities throughout the park, wheelchair friendly barbecues and shelter areas.

The amenities building includes male and female toilets, an accessible toilet, change table and a Changing Places facility.

Changing Places facility

A Master Locksmith Access Key (MLAK) is required to access the Changing Places toilet. Please remember to bring your own 4 looped sling if you plan to use the facility.

For details about access and using the equipment, visit our Changing Places page

A fully fenced playground designed for toddlers and primary school-aged children, offering a variety of play equipment and plenty of space to explore.

The playground features two large custom-designed play towers with connecting net bridges and winding tunnel slides, a climbing wall, different types of swings, a large spinning sphere with nets and much more.

For younger children, there is a dedicated space with a cubbies, a small slide, talking tubes and spring rockers.

Barbecues, picnic tables and shelters are available within the adventure playground, along with plenty of room to sit down with a picnic blanket.

Perfect for beginner scooter and bike riders, the ‘learn to ride’ track can help build confidence and start children on the journey of learning to recognise street signs and road rules.

Fully shaded, the water play area features water pumps, moveable weirs and sand pit.

Yoga lawn for active and healthy activities and informal recreation.

Ball sports areas include a large open field for informal kickabout games, featuring multi-purpose goalposts for AFL, rugby and soccer. There is also a separate concrete area with basketball hoop and netball goalposts. Remember to bring your ball!

The outdoor gym provides a variety of body weight exercise equipment suitable for people of different ages and abilities, including pull up bars, sit up benches and monkey bars.

An extensive footpath network around and throughout the parklands offer a perfect space for a run, jog, or leisurely walk.

This park has a fenced enclosure with agility equipment where dogs may be exercised off leash under effective control.

Our off leash areas are for everyone to enjoy, where dogs of all breeds, sizes and ages can play in a safe environment under the supervision of their owners. Please follow the rules in these areas to keep everyone safe. View our rules. 

City of Gold Coast has many areas where you can exercise your dog off leash.

Find an off leash exercise area

The existing rectangle sports fields have been refurbished to include hybrid goal posts and lighting for evening training sessions.

Sport groups, school groups and not for profit organisations can request bookings for the sports fields through the Right of Use program.

To find out more about this program, visit Right of use application for sports clubs

Greenheart Robina Parklands offers a dedicated events lawn and concrete stage available for hire, suitable for large community events.

To book this space for your event, visit our Event booking page

Designed by First Nations artist Lisa Sorbie Martin, the parks artwork titled ‘Breathing Place’ was inspired by the native Water Snowflake.

The creation of these tall, mesmerising abstract water lilies, floating gracefully upon the imaginary waterline, gives the viewer a sense of being under the water. Gazing upwards you will see the large lily top with hand drawn markings representing the Water Snowflake Lily flourishing in the wet season, and also dashed lines depicting the movement of water currents in creeks, canals, lakes and river waterways including the ocean.

Lisa took inspiration from our local Yugambeh language word, Bui (pronounced boo-we) meaning 'breath'. In Lisa’s words, “Bui the essence of life. Take a deep breath - take a moment to reflect on the miracle that sustains life...it is ‘breath’. This is a place for relaxation, fun, enjoyment, play, rest, reflection, inspiration and replenishment.” 

For details about the Yugambeh language, visit the Yugambeh Regional Aboriginal Corporation Alliance website

Watch a short video about creating the artwork and listen to Lisa talk about her inspiration.

Watch Breathing Place video