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The completed Seaforth Esplanade Redevelopment.

The completed Seaforth Esplanade Redevelopment.

The completed Seaforth Esplanade Redevelopment.

The completed Seaforth Esplanade Redevelopment.

The completed Seaforth Esplanade Redevelopment.

The completed Seaforth Esplanade Redevelopment.

The completed Seaforth Esplanade Redevelopment.

The completed Seaforth Esplanade Redevelopment.

The completed Seaforth Esplanade Redevelopment.

The completed Seaforth Esplanade Redevelopment.

The completed Seaforth Esplanade Redevelopment.

The completed Seaforth Esplanade Redevelopment.

The completed Seaforth Esplanade Redevelopment.

The completed Seaforth Esplanade Redevelopment.

Junior play zone *Image for illustrative purposes only

Senior play zone and flying fox area *Image for illustrative purposes only

Water play *Image for illustrative purposes only

The redevelopment nears completion.

The redevelopment nears completion.

The redevelopment nears completion.

The redevelopment nears completion.

The redevelopment nears completion.

The Seaforth Esplanade redevelopment met its first milestone with the completion of footpaths, boardwalks and beach accesses during February 2023.

View overlooking the Coral Sea

A view of the swimming enclosure.

A view of the esplanade from the beach

A view of the esplanade from the beach

A view of the esplanade from the beach

Enjoying a spot of fishing beside the enclosure.

This view is looking east into the camping grounds from the existing playground facilities. This playground is contained within the camping ground.

Intersection 1 – Seaforth Esplanade Road. This photograph is looking north from the intersection towards the beach.

Picnic Area – This photograph is looking east at the wading pool. This shows the extent of the fenced compound and associated service shed.

Wading Pool - This photograph shows detail of the empty pool and inside the fenced compound.

Intersection 3 - This photograph is looking north towards the beach. The wading pool and swings are visible on the right. The public toilet facilities are to the left.

Intersection 1 - This photograph is looking east into the main entrance to the camping grounds. Caretaker's hut is to the right.

Intersection 1 - Looking west along the centre of Seaforth Esplanade Road towards the existing car park which services swimming enclosure and associated picnic area.

Intersection 2 – Seaforth Esplanade Road. This photograph is looking north towards the beach. A picnic shelter can be seen to the right.

Intersection 2 - Looking south towards the houses, The Post Office/General Store is on the central looped road.

Intersection 2 - This photograph is looking south towards the houses, The Post Office/General Store is on the central looped road.

Intersection 3 - The photograph is looking west along the centre line of Seaforth Esplanade Road. The car parking in this location services the swimming enclosure and picnic area.

Seaforth Esplanade Road – This photograph is looking north towards the beach. The picnic shelters at the end of the path and the public toilet are located to the right. The top of the swimming enclosure is just visible above the line of the dune.

Seaforth Esplanade Road - This photograph is looking south across the esplanade's park towards Palm Avenue.

Intersection 4 – Seaforth Esplanade Road. This photograph is looking south towards the western entry off Palm Avenue along the centre of Seaforth Esplanade Road.

Intersection 4 - This photograph is looking north towards the beach. The picnic shelter is visible to the right-hand side of the image.

Intersection 4 - This photograph is looking west towards Elizabeth Street and is at the start of the pedestrian track which goes through the reserve.

Intersection 4 - This photograph is looking eastward. Two of the picnic shelter are visible along with the public toilet block.

Seaforth Esplanade Road – This photograph has been taken halfway between Intersection 4 and the western entry off Palm Avenue. The photograph is looking east across the reserve towards the ambulance station.

Seaforth Esplanade Road - This photograph is looking west towards the Elizabeth Street boundary across the reserve.

Western entry – Seaforth Esplanade Road. This photograph has been taken at the entry looking east along Palm Avenue.

Western entry – Seaforth Esplanade Road. This photograph has been taken at the entry looking east along Palm Avenue.

Western entry - This photograph at the entry looking west along Palm Avenue. The Seaforth Sports Grounds Reserve is visible in the background

Corner Palm Avenue - This photograph is looking south-west diagonally cross from the intersection to the Seaforth Sports Grounds Reserve building and Seaforth Bowls Club.

Elizabeth Street - This photograph is looking north long the centre line of Elizabeth Street towards the beach. The boundary of the Seaforth Esplanade Reserve is to the right of the picture.

Elizabeth Street at the start of the pedestrian track. This photograph is looking east along the start of the track through the Seaforth Esplanade Reserve.

Elizabeth Street - This photograph is looking north-east into the Seaforth Esplanade Reserve towards the section of the beach containing the swimming enclosure.

Elizabeth Street - This photograph is looking north along Elizabeth Street towards the beach.

Corner Elizabeth Street and Acacia Avenue - This photograph is looking west along Acacia Avenue. A strip of the esplanade can be seen along the ocean side of Acacia Avenue.

Pedestrian Track (Elizabeth Street to Seaforth Esplanade Road) - This photograph is looking east from the track towards the parking area servicing the swimming enclosure and associated picnic area.

Pedestrian track - This photograph is looking west towards Elizabeth Street.

Pedestrian track – This photograph is looking east across the reserve towards the houses fronting Palm Avenue.

Pedestrian track – This photograph is looking north towards the bench along the line of the timber post and rail fence.

Pedestrian track – This photograph is looking east along the track towards the car park servicing the swimming enclosure and picnic area. Picnic shelters are on the left of the image,

Pedestrian track – This photograph is looking south towards Palm Avenue. The remnant mango orchard is visible in the background.

View from the pedestrian track at Intersection 4. The photograph is looking east along Seaforth Esplanade Road towards the camping grounds.

This photograph is of the beach access on the western side of the post and rail fence defines the picnic area which services the swimming enclosure.

This is the picnic area opposite the sign along the fence line. This photograph is looking north towards the beach. The ocean starts to become visible although the beach and swimming enclosure is still screened by the frontal dune at this point.

This photograph is looking south across the reserve of a picnic area.

This picnic area is opposite the sign. The photograph looking east towards a picnic shelter.

Picnic area - This photograph is looking north towards the beach showing the elevation of the shelter. This shelter contains a double BBQ as well as three older style timber picnic settings.

Picnic area - This photograph is looking south towards the car parking area along Seaforth Esplanade Road. This smaller sized shelter includes a single contemporary style picnic setting.

Picnic area – The view from the beach access looking south-east towards the public toilets. The beach shower is positioned near the beach access.

Picnic area – A view of the intersection of the path providing access to shelters and the public toilets from the car park. This view is looking south towards the car parking area along Seaforth Esplanade Road.

This view is from directly opposite a shelter on the asphalt track. The shelter includes a double BBQ facilitiy and shades two older-style timber picnic settings. Beach access is located directly behind the shelter.

Camping ground – This view is from the start of the asphalt track. This photograph shows the shelter in more detail.