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Gould Adams Park, Kingston

Permitted by rule · up to 20 h

Motorist rest area at Kingston, in Logan City. You can stop for up to 20 hours unless a sign says otherwise. It is not a camping site.

Signs override this page. Whatever is signed at the site is the rule that applies, no matter what is written here.

Where it is

-27.66343, 153.12142

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What's here

The council here (Logan City Council)

Logan City Council's local laws changed in 2022 to prohibit camping on council owned or controlled land, including roadsides, footpaths, road reserves, parks and other public places. The council states the changes are not meant to affect people stopping for short periods during the day or when vehicles are broken down.

The prohibition covers council owned or controlled land; state rest areas sit on the state-controlled road network. The council notes the rules are not meant to affect short daytime stops or broken-down vehicles, and points people experiencing hardship to local support services.

Where this comes from

  • “General and recreational vehicles can stop at a rest area for up to 20 hours unless signed otherwise” — Rest areas, Queensland Government. Retrieved 30 Aug 2026.
  • “they are not camping sites or an accommodation option” “General and recreational vehicles can stop at a rest area for up to 20 hours unless signed otherwise” — Rest areas, Queensland Government. Retrieved 30 Aug 2026.
  • “Our local laws changed in 2022 to prohibit camping on Council owned or controlled land which includes roadsides, footpaths, road reserves, parks and other public places” — Camping on Council owned or controlled land, Logan City Council. Retrieved 30 Aug 2026 (page text retrieved via Internet Archive snapshot of 13 Dec 2025).
  • Site location and amenities: Roadside amenities — State Road Information (layer 17), Queensland Government, Department of Transport and Main Roads (QSpatial) (CC BY 4.0). Retrieved 30 Aug 2026.
  • Locality (Kingston): not published with the site — derived from its coordinates against Locality boundaries — Administrative Boundaries (layer 2), Queensland Government, Department of Resources (QSpatial) (CC BY 4.0). Retrieved 30 Aug 2026.