Thorneside

Thorneside is a coastal suburban venue in Queensland, named after William Thorne. Thorneside, Brisbane is noted for its numerous parks and its tranquil village atmosphere. The Thorneside sewage treatment plant and several stormwater empty into Tingalpa Creek. This treatment plant is one of six in the shire.

Here are some of the places in Thorneside that are worth your visit:

Beth Boyd Park : This Park in Thorneside, Brisbane provides the visitors with picnic areas, play equipments and shelters. It also serves as a refuge for Koalas.

Thorneside Sporting Ground : The Thorneside Sporting Ground or the William Taylor Sporting Ground in Thorneside, Brisbane provides skating opportunities for beginners.

Thorneside railway station : The railway station in Thorneside, Brisbane is over 100 years old and was built to facilitate transport of goods between Cleveland and Brisbane. The railway was previously named Thorne's siding after William Thorne who bought a lot of land around Thorneside. At that time the land was known as Thorne's estate. It is from the name of the railway station that Thorneside takes its name.

Thorneside Mobile home Park : The Park is located on Mond Street in Thorneside, Brisbane. It has facilities including cabins, campervan sites as well as tent sites.

Queens Esplanade : Most of the interesting places in Thorneside are located around Queens Esplanade.

Recreational activities : There are frequently held free recreational activities for kids within the age of 4 to 12 years. The events are generally held in the parks and are run from 9 o' clock in the morning till noon. The parents are also invited to accompany the children and enjoy free morning tea.

Accommodation : You can choose to stay in hotels or in the mobile home parks. Here are the names of some possible accommodations:

• Brisbane Bayside Village Thorneside

• Kirribilli manor

• Thorneside Mobile Home Park C

If you want to celebrate a personal occasion in thorneside, you can hire the Thorneside Community Hall for your purpose. The Community Hall is a lowset wooden building with polished floors and it is set on Mooroondu road in Thorneside, Brisbane. The Community Hall can accommodate upto 22 people. The hire fees depend on the kind of occasion that is being held. However,the hire condition is that full payment must be made within 7 days from the confirmation.

Pleasant and peaceful, Thorneside in Brisbane is a place where you can spend a tranquil and soothing vacation before you get back to the commotion of city life.