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Things to Do in Toowoomba with Kids: Gardens, Carnival and Family Activities

Toowoomba is a strong family destination on the Darling Downs with a combination of garden experiences, natural attractions and family-oriented events. The Japanese Friendship Garden in Queens Park is a beautifully maintained Japanese-style garden with a koi pond particularly appealing to younger children. The Cobb+Co Museum on Lindsay Street celebrates Queensland's Cobb and Co coaching company with carriages, harnesses and colonial history in a well-designed regional museum. Picnic Point Lookout on the escarpment provides spectacular views across the Lockyer Valley and a popular family picnic area. The Carnival of Flowers in September is the city's signature annual event, transforming Queens Park into a floral showcase that draws visitors from across Queensland and beyond. The Toowoomba Regional Council operates several community parks with playgrounds across the city. Lake Annand's foreshore is a popular local picnic and family walking spot.

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    Ju Raku En Japanese Garden

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    Ju Raku En Japanese Garden is a top things-to-do experience in toowoomba.

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    Grand Central Shopping Centre is a top things-to-do experience in toowoomba.

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    James Street Precinct

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    James Street Precinct is a top things-to-do experience in toowoomba.

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