Wilson's Outlook Reserve

Located at 231 Bowen Terrace in New Farm, Brisbane, Australia, Wilson's Outlook Reserve is a stunning park that sits atop rocky cliffs which were once a quarry.

This reserve is named after Thomas Wilson, a long-standing local alderman from 1905-21 and major in 1909.

Visitors to Wilson's Outlook Reserve can enjoy magnificent views of the Brisbane River and Story Bridge. This little stretch of green is perfectly situated to take in the breathtaking sights. The park is ideal for picnics, walking, hiking, and exercise. Visitors can enjoy a walk along the New Farm Riverwalk, Moray Street, and Bowen Terrace. The park is equipped with a fitness station, seating, and taps. It is also wheelchair accessible, making it an inclusive destination.

Wilson's Outlook Reserve also has a designated space that can be booked for special events of a short duration. Guests can enjoy the picturesque scenery while having private gatherings with friends or family.

Wilson's Outlook Reserve is open every day from 6 am to 6 pm. The park is at its best during the day, making it perfect for a visit as visitors can see the stunning views in broad daylight. It is important to note that the park is rarely visited except by locals and those passing through on foot from the city.

The park is easily accessible by public transportation. Visitors can take a bus or ferry to the New Farm Ferry Terminal, which is only a short walk away from the park. The park can also be reached by car; visitors can park on the street.