Windsor War Memorial Park

Windsor War Memorial Park is a significant public space situated on a prominent corner in the suburb of Windsor. The park features a large sandstone cenotaph, which was originally unveiled in 1925 to honour local residents who served in the First World War. This heritage-listed structure remains the focal point of the grounds, surrounded by mature trees and manicured lawns. The layout provides a quiet environment for contemplation and low-impact recreation within the inner northern suburbs of Brisbane. Visitors to the area often use the park for morning walks or weekend gatherings on the grass. Its proximity to major transport links makes it an accessible green corridor for those living in or travelling through 4030. The site is located a short distance from the RNA Showgrounds, providing a peaceful contrast to the nearby event spaces. Facilities include bench seating and paved walkways, ensuring the park remains a functional part of the local community infrastructure for both historical education and leisure.