| THE HISTORY
In 1886 a surveyor by the name of J. G O’Connell named
‘Alma Bay’ after the Pearce family children living
in Townsville at the time.
The Arcadian Surf Lifesaving Club (1928) and the Alma Den Guesthouse
(1921) are both closely associated with the promotion of Alma
Bay as a place for recreation and relaxation.
The Cenotaph at Alma Bay is a focus for Anzac Day commemorations
at Arcadia.
Ladies at Alma Bay
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AFFILIATED GROUPS
Arcadian Surf Lifesaving Club
Returned Services League (RSL)
COUNCIL EVENTS
Anzac Day Commemorations
FACILITIES
| Beach Shower |
2 |
| Shade Shelters |
2 |
| Gas BBQ's |
1 |
| Rubbish Bins |
5 |
| Seating |
4 |
| Picnic Tables |
8 |
| Patrolled Swimming Area |
Yes |
PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT
| Combination set |
1 |
| Swing |
1 |
| Spring Toy |
1 |
| 1/2 Basketball Court |
1 |
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Open
Hours
Seven days a week, all year, sunrise to sunset.
For more information about Alma
Bay, contact Parks Services, Townsville City Council.
PARK BOOKINGS FOR PRIVATE EVENTS, CEREMONIES AND/OR ALCOHOL
CONSUMPTION MUST BE MADE THROUGH THE TOWNSVILLE CITY COUNCIL’S
PARKS SERVICES DEPARTMENT ON 4727 8330. |
