Former coal haulers, the Belly Dump Truck and Coal Wagon, are a lasting monument to the towns’ extensive coal and rail industry. This site was erected at the entrance of town to celebrate Dysart’s 25th Anniversary in 1998. The Belly Dump was commissioned in 1981 and formed part of the fleet of nine Euclid Coal haulers which operated at Norwich Park Mine until the end of 1997.

 

Dysart City Centre Clock was an initiative of the Dysart Miner’s Support Group and displays beautifully engraved slate tiles depicting our strong mining industry.  This impressive monument stands tall on Queen Elizabeth Drive, the main street of Dysart.

 

Heritage Square was laid in 2005 and can be found in Centenary Park. This community space is compiled of engraved tiles that show many of the towns businesses and long-standing community members and families. Stage two of the square, showing the continued contributions of more recent community clubs and families was completed in 2016.

 

Dysart Golf Club offers a fantastic golfing experience right in the heart of our community. Featuring grass greens, a par of 72 and playing 6,166 metres, the course offers something for every handicap — from experienced golfers looking for a challenge to beginners enjoying their first round. (⁠AusGolf) Motorised buggies and golf clubs are available for hire, with senior and junior competitive competitions alongside social golf seven days a week.

 

Located at the end of Fisher Street, past Dysart’s sporting fields, the club prides itself on being a welcoming place where locals, visitors, families and golfers of all abilities can come together. But Dysart Golf Club is about so much more than golf! Our beautifully renovated clubhouse has grown into a true community hub, with something for everyone to enjoy. Hire the clubhouse for your next special occasion, challenge your mates to electronic darts, book a session in the golf simulator room, enjoy the BBQ hut, or bring the family along to make the most of our epic kids’ playground. With our exciting putt-putt mini golf course nearly ready to open, there’s even more on the way.

 

Whether you’re here for a round, a celebration, a family afternoon or simply somewhere to catch up with friends, everyone is welcome at Dysart Golf Club — you don’t have to be a golfer to be part of the club!

 

The Dysart Recreation Centre offers the community many indoor sports, including activities on a drop in basis for those who may work around rosters or other commitments. The fully equipped Lifestyle Centre (Dysart Gym) is also located within this facility on Queen Elizabeth Drive.

 

Garden Plaza Markets current Market activities to be confirmed. Watch this space.

 

Dysart Swim Centre is located on the corner of Queen Elizabeth Drive and Garnham Drive, providing a welcoming, community-focused facility offering something for all ages and abilities. The centre features an Olympic-sized 50m swimming pool, children’s wading pool, spacious grassed surrounds and shaded areas—providing plenty of space to swim, relax, play and spend time together.

 

Throughout the swimming season, they offer Learn to Swim lessons and a variety of swimming, fitness and wellbeing programs designed to help our community become safer, stronger and more active. The well-stocked pool kiosk offers swim gear and essentials, snacks, cold drinks and refreshments, making it easy to enjoy a day at the pool.

The Swim Centre also hosts regular community events and activities, including triathlons, Community in Motion fun runs, fitness events and family-focused activities that bring people together both in and out of the water. Casual entry and season passes are available for individuals and families. Dysart Swim Centre operates seasonally and closes during the winter months. Dysart Swim Centre — More than a pool. A place to belong.

 

Centenary Park is the largest public park in Dysart.  Facilities include a skate park, a range of playground equipment, basketball/netball courts, covered eating areas, open grassed areas, BBQ’s and amenities.  Located centrally, Centenary Park can be found on Shannon Crescent, across from the town library and Isaac Regional Council office.

 

Lions Park is another family friendly park that has play equipment, covered eating area and a newly assembled exercise station. Lions Park is across from the Dysart Swimming Pool on Garnham Drive. 

 

Fox Park is on the corner of Yeates Crescent and Brennan Street, this residential park has large open grassed space, covered picnic area and play equipment for the kids.

 

Leichhardt Oval and Recreation Park located off Fisher Street are where you will find Dysart’s sporting fields; Lucy Daly Oval, Warren Oval and Hickey Oval. These fields are home to a range of junior and senior sports.

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The town centre tennis court is situated on Queen Elizabeth Drive.  Located adjacent to the Dysart Swimming Pool on Queen Elizabeth Drive, this court is open day and night for public use. 

 

Great meals and a variety of social events can be found at the Country Roads Motor Inn, Dysart Bowls Club and The Jolly Collier. Both the Country Roads Motor Inn and The Jolly Collier can also provide accommodation if you are planning a trip to Dysart.  For more information on each establishment please see their listing in our Dysart Community Directory. 

 

Bird Watching may not come to mind when you think of mining towns, however thanks to Dysart’s diverse array of habitats there is an impressive range of birds and other wildlife to be found.  Knowledgeable locals have reported that those who enjoy birdwatching can find the following; Lorikeets, Honey eaters, Sulphur crested cockatoos, Galah's, Tawny frog mouths, Rosellas, Crows, Hawks, Wedge tailed eagles, Owls, Wood sparrows, Sparrows, Goshawks, Pelicans, Swans, Brolgas, Kingfishers, Kookaburras, Ibis, Emus, Ravens, Guinea fowl, Doves, Cockatiels, Pale Headed Rosellas, Apostle bird aka Happy Jacks, Red-winged Parrots and Plains Turkeys aka bustards.

 

Dysart has various sporting clubs and social groups, to see a list of clubs of interest or local events please visit our Sports and Recreation page and the Events Calender.