Alex Park Visual Story

Located on Mari St in Alexandra Headland, Queensland, Alex Park is set within a landscape of lush, native rainforest spanning 10 hectares. The low-rise facility, constructed predominantly of concrete and glass, has a modern aesthetic accentuated by corrugated pitched roofing and is surrounded by towering trees.

Parking is conveniently situated just metres from the facility's entrance including accessible car parking spaces, which are located adjacent to the entrance. 

There are five dining rooms at Alex Park, each with its own theme, and are designed to expand into each other to make larger spaces if required. To reach the main dining area, turn left from the entrance.

The main dining room is a large and open space with carpeted floors, white walls, and a soaring, high-pitched ceiling illuminated by LED lighting. Overhead, there are ceiling fans.

Rows of plastic tables and chairs are arranged within this area. In this space, there are bright marine-inspired murals adorning the walls, as well as digital screens. On the left, wash basins and hand sanitiser dispensers are conveniently positioned, while microwave ovens and hot water urns are also available for use.

Access to the auditoriums at Alex Park, is via step-free access through outward-opening glass doors. Inside is a spacious area with carpeted floors and a white high-pitched ceiling illuminated by fluorescent lights set amongst ceiling fans.

A small stage is located in the corner of the auditorium and can be accessed via a few steps. This space can double in size with removable panels in the middle of the room - double both the room and stage size. A glass wall offers a view of the outside, providing a refreshing connection to the natural surroundings.

Bungalow Accommodation is a standalone, low-rise building with a cream-painted corrugated roof and polished wooden planks adorning the entrance nestled among the trees. There are 18 rooms (cabin style accommodation) in the Bungalows (30 & 31 are examples of 2 of the 4 types in the area). This area has 88 beds.

Bungalow 31 is on the left, and Bungalow 30 is on the right, both accessible through glass doors. Bungalow 30 has an accessible bathroom, while Bungalow 31, a Leaders' room, features a double bed and three additional single beds.

There are two new rooms, called Grasstree Bungalows, with a capacity for 12 people. Each has an ensuite, airconditioning, and is configured with a double bed and 4 singles per room.

Access Banksia accommodation by turning right from the reception area, passing by the Pool and Gazebo area, and turning right. A spacious meeting room is located on the left and a laundry room on the right. Enter through a low-rise cream-painted building.

The facility features 70 beds, each offering air-conditioned comfort. There are 16 ensuite rooms primarily configured for 4 people each, distributed along the corridor. There are four accessible rooms including the Leader's rooms.

Accessible by turning right from the main entrance and descending a ramp, the Pool and Gazebo greet visitors. There are two pools secured with a steel fence and gate: a 25m pool with handrails and a smaller round pool, both shaded by cloth.

A red brick pool deck surrounds the area, complemented by lush trees, creating a serene oasis for relaxation and enjoyment.