Burleigh Waters: Activities to help plan your trip

Two different leisure options can help you plan your trip to Burleigh Waters: the indoor attractions at BOUNCE Gold Coast and the playground renewal at Deodar Park, which reopened in January 2020. When looking for a hotel, consider which of these activities might feature in your trip, then compare specific options against your personal requirements.

Indoor activities at BOUNCE Gold Coast

BOUNCE Gold Coast is an indoor freestyle playground in Burleigh Waters. Its offerings include more than 50 interconnected trampolines and the X-Park obstacle course. These are different attractions: when planning, you can distinguish between the trampolines and the obstacle course rather than treating them as the same activity.

Other areas and activities include a Big Bag, basketball and dodgeball courts, and a three-level Cliff Jump. The Game Stadium arena has areas for dodgeball, basketball and soccer. The selection therefore includes both jumping and obstacle-course activities and designated ball-game areas. Which ones interest you depends on the activities you want to include in your plans. Operating details and offerings may change; check the latest information before visiting.

Access, requirements and directions

X-Park participants must be at least 125 cm tall and wear closed-toe lace-up shoes. Crocs and similar slip-on shoes are not permitted. As participation requirements may change, confirm them with the venue before your visit.

The main entrance to BOUNCE Gold Coast is accessible via a ramp. Staff assistance is required to use the lift to the check-in and café area. If these access conditions are important to your plans, check with the venue before visiting.

Visitor information for BOUNCE Gold Coast lists bus routes 753, 754 and 757, and a stop at the corner of Kortum Drive and Burleigh Connection Road, about an eight-minute walk away. Routes and walking times may change. Check current services if you plan to use this information for your trip.

Deodar Park: playground renewal in 2020

Deodar Park reopened in January 2020 with a new playground and new shade sails. The renovation at the time included a pendulum swing and multi-level towers. Tunnels and rope bridges connected the towers to slides, climbing walls and a ride. The park also had a BMX track for children when it reopened in January 2020.

These details offer a specific glimpse of the playground’s design at the time. They differ from the activities at BOUNCE, where trampolines, obstacle courses and ball-game areas take centre stage. If you plan to visit Deodar Park today, check the current situation beforehand; the playground details described here refer to its reopening in January 2020.

Choose a hotel to suit your plans

When looking for hotels in Burleigh Waters, your planned activities can be another point of comparison. Consider whether you want to include BOUNCE Gold Coast or Deodar Park in your trip, then assess specific hotel options against your requirements. For BOUNCE, participation requirements and access are part of the planning; for Deodar Park, the date of the playground information is important.

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