Logan City 

Logan is Queensland's third largest city and one that is young, dynamic and booming with growth.

Home to 500 parks, the beautiful Logan River, five libraries, local art galleries and a world class University, is it any wonder Logan has become one of the fastest growing cities in Queensland?

The city comes alive on the weekends with loads of things to do and places to go.

Logan is a shop-a-holic's paradise with more than 850 retail outlets spread throughout the entire city. Logan's world class shopping centres host a bounty of shops and services under the one roof for added convenience.

Features

• Chung Tian Buddhist Temple - one of the largest Buddhist Temples in South East Queensland
• Logan Art Gallery - showcasing the works by local and visiting artists
• The Hyperdome library - Australia's first drive-through library service
• Charles Hamilton Special Needs Centre at Logan North Library
• Mayes Cottage - historical Museum, open Thursday to Monday 10am to 4.30pm
• Kingston Butter Factory - Butterbox Theatre, Buttermaid's Kitchen, Logan City Historical Museum and arts co-op
• 500 Natural Bushland Parks - range from skate ramps, playgrounds to bushland reserves
• Woodridge Adventure Park - popular skateboard park
• Meadowbank or Alexander Clark Parks - Pack a picnic lunch and head to a riverside park

Features

• Logan Gardens - open space with playground and rotunda near the Logan City Council Administration Centre
• Logan Golf Course
• Springwood Aquatic Centre
• Insports Cornubia Park Sports Centre, Shailer Park - gymnasium, rocksports, cafe, function room and basketball courts