The photograph above shows the Brisbane River running through Kookaburra Park. The land on the far side of the river is private property and the river bank in the foreground is in the park grounds.

This stretch of the Brisbane River is often used by people using canoes and power boats alike. The view from the boat ramp can be seen here.

During all hours of the day you can view wildlife such as families of ducks both in the park and on the river.

The park is also the home to the Karana District Kayak & Canoe Club. The club has its own boat shed set up in the park and meets at this point of the park around 6 days a week for regular training and social events. Anyone is welcome to join them for a social trip along the river on Sunday mornings. On these trips along the river it is common to see such wildlife as platypus, foxes and even the occasional shark.