Although the council do a good job maintaining this park, our efforts will make a difference to this beautiful location.
Don't be a fool and miss out on the CITO Season 1 Souvenir.
Meet in the Rotunda.
Bring a bag to collect rubbish and remember to be sunsafe.
Anzac Memorial Park and adjacent Banyan trees are important for their association with The Strand and Cleveland Bay foreshore as one of the earliest recreation venues in Townsville. The establishment of the park was closely connected with civic leader and publican John Henry Tyack and the re-development of the Queens Hotel opposite, and for the first half of the 20th century, remained one of Townsville's principal tourist attractions. Since the early 20th century, the park has provided a community focus for commemorative activities, and contains a number of memorials to events or persons of significance in Townsville's history.