Buderim Forest Park
Visit Buderim Forest Park, a gorgeous spot close to the CBD with cool, tranquil rainforest, waterfall, swimming hole, picnic areas, wildlife & bushwalk. At the entrance you will also find Buderim’s tribute to Edna Walling, a passionate landscape architect ahead of her time.
Bushwalk from the top down at Quorn Close, or start at the base of the slope near Harry’s on Lindsay Rd. Follow the rainforest boardwalk, a pleasant walk that’s flat & wheelchair friendly. The fit & active can climb the steep path from the en of the boardwalk to the waterfall above. It’s a very pleasant way to spend a relaxing few hours away from it all.

Foote Sanctuary
Treasure the variety of flora & fauna of EJ Foote Sanctuary. Go for a bushwalk. Breathe … deeply.

Birdlife
107 different bird species have been recorded at Foote Sanctuary on Buderim.

Botanic Garden
The Maroochy Bushland Botanic Garden is a living museum, particularly significant in regional & national terms, for the wealth of unique local plant communities. More than 400 species of flora have been identified on the site, including a number of rare & endangered plants.

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Wirreanda Park
Wander through Wirreanda Park. With its avenue of Giant Fig Trees planted in 1903, it’s the Coast’s most photographed park. Very popular with picnickers & bridal parties.

Walking
Go for a walk. Buderim's beautiful homes, gardens, birdlife & landscapes are best enjoyed at a leisurely pace. The ‘Post Office Circuit’, ‘Wirreanda Wander’, ‘Sunset Stroll’ & wheelchair-friendly ‘Boardwalk Glade’ walks are marked in red on the street map in ”The Buderim Guide & Map”. Order one here >>

North Buderim Lake
One of the favoured walks of Buderim. You can stroll, jog or cycle around the lake perimeter & watch the many flocks of waterbirds; swans, ibises, cormorants, herons, spoonbills, pelicans, ducks & swamp hens during the day, with hordes of fruitbats overhead at dusk.