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Tumble Down Park

Tumble Down Park was opened in 1994. The 2ha Tumble Down Park was the Sunshine Coast's first suburban recreational park. It is named after a rare species of eucalypt 'Eucalyptus bancroftii-Tumbledown Gum'. Tumble Down Park was built by Caloundra City Council, Kawana Estate and Lake Currimundi/Kawana Lions Club with the costs and works shared. It was designed by Landscape Architects Peppertown Placescapes in conjunction with Caloundra Council environmental officer John Birbeck.