It does not matter which way the wind is coming from, the Park is good for all directions. The housing on one side is well away from the park and all low set dewellings. And no large trees either. Kite anchoring is also no problem with a log fence round the large central oval area. Then there is a major road into to Redcliffe Pensulia running right past the field ensuring a good crowd of onlookers to make flying more enjoyable.
Parking is right next to the field and a kids play area as well.
A great place to fly. Brisbane City Council could not offer us an alturnative fly site we were happy with, so we looked around, and finally settled on a new park only created three years before. Raby Esplande Park, named after the road running next to it, was created from the fill which came out of Endevour Canal, running on other otherside of the park. Three year old trees are present to provide some shade, but are not too large to block the wind. Thay do however make a good anchor point for tieing the larger single line kites to.