Community

North Harbour has been master planned to create a genuine sense of community. As it grows, amenities will emerge that will bring people together.

The North Harbour’s proposed marina*, with its planned marina* village, neighbourhood shopping centre, and cafés and restaurants, will not only be a focal point, but its likely design will also make it a warm and welcoming meeting place.

With 1000 acres of open spaces across the North Harbour development, the planned sporting grounds, picnic areas, playgrounds, exercise spaces, walking paths, cycleways and more will invite residents into the great outdoors to share an active lifestyle, adding to the community values.

As the North Harbour northside community emerges, community connections will build and strengthen. The proposed design aims to achieve the right mix of features and services, and the high standards of design, landscaping and maintenance will make North Harbour a community residents will feel proud to call home.

What our residents have to say

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Shopping

The planned development of North Harbour Village at the proposed North Harbour marina* will provide residents with easy access to a variety of speciality shopping and dining options. There’s potential for the village to grow into a place of convenient shopping, and a place to meet – it might be where you can stop for a coffee, stock up on fresh bread and pastries, have your haircut, and catch up with friends over lunch.

Step outside the North Harbour development and you’ll find there’s a world of shopping within easy reach. Close at hand is Burpengary Plaza, a convenience centre located just four minutes away by car. Burpengary Plaza is home to Woolworths, banks, fashion and beauty retailers, and medical services.

Morayfield Shopping Centre, which is nine minutes away from North Harbour by car, features over 180 stores and 3000 car parks. Stores include Woolworths, Coles, Big W, Target and Kmart, and there are Birch Carroll and Coyle cinemas there too.

A 35-minute drive north on the M1 will take you to all the shopping options on offer on the Sunshine Coast. Head south, and after 45-minutes* in the car, you’ll arrive in Brisbane’s CBD and enjoy the sophisticated big-city shopping experience that’s on offer there.

*Depending on traffic

Living Options

The North Harbour lifestyle will suit you perfectly and make you feel right at home. The North Harbour master plan allows for a range of innovative housing choices – separate lots, dual occupancies and downsizing living alternatives — to meet the aspirations and needs of individuals and households from all lifestyles, budgets and backgrounds.

Whole-of-lifecycle living opportunities that have never before been available within the Brisbane to Sunshine Coast northside community corridor will be available.

Great value house and land packages are now available at North Harbour, including house and land packages for first home buyers. Contact the North Harbour sales team for more information. Or visit the North Harbour display village, which is open seven days a week, 10am to 5pm.

Amenities

To be developed over 15 years, North Harbour will evolve into a complete lifestyle destination. Shops and business services, cafes and restaurants, and parks, recreational spaces and sporting facilities are all planned to be in plentiful supply.

In addition, the Caboolture Aquatic Centre is just five minutes away by car, and the Narangba Sporting Complex is only 11 mins away.  With its proposed marina* and nine kilometres of river access, North Harbour will offer an abundance of leisure, relaxation and recreational facilities right on your doorstep.

The Uhlmann Road boat ramp is less than 10 minutes by car from North Harbour. Public transport will be established and integrated with existing rail and bus services, with connections to neighbouring suburbs and schools, and major hubs including the Sunshine Coast, Brisbane CBD and Brisbane international and domestic airports.

Reticulated Gas

Reticulated Gas

North Harbour features underground reticulated gas. It is available to all residents who choose to have gas connected to their new home. At North Harbour, it’s about making it easy for homeowners to benefit from this energy.

Fast Broadband

Australia’s Fastest Broadband Network

North Harbour is connected to a state-of-the-art fibre optic network, which delivers high-speed broadband services capable of speeds up to 100Mb per second from a broad range of internet service providers. Each home will have access to this highspeed broadband connection

Education

Families will be spoilt for choice when it comes to education and care for their children.

Established quality primary and secondary schools, as well as early learning centres, including daycare and kindergartens, are within easy reach of North Harbour.

The quality of the North Harbour development is high. The developers are experienced. The master plan will ensure the creation of a residential community that meets the needs of residents and investors for many years to come.

North Harbour Café

Located in the Sales Centre building, Havn is bringing a new level of taste to our northside suburb and beyond.

This delightful new dining venue offers specialty coffee, baked goods, gourmet toasties, acai bowls, smoothies and more including gluten free, vegan and classic options. The perfect North Harbour location for catching up with friends, grabbing brunch after a ride around the mountain bike trail, taking a picnic to the park, coffee for the after school drop off, lunch breaks and really any time you need a scrumptious treat!

Havn also offers catering, picnic baskets and more.

To place orders or request a quote contact Havn on Instagram @havncafe_ or email

Opening hours:
Mon – Sun: 7am – 12pm

Life at North Harbour

A home to call yours in a style that suits you perfectly. Life in a warm and welcoming community where wonderful friendships will be fostered.

Proposed shopping and dining options waterside and close to home. A planned marina* with its village atmosphere, and nine kilometres of river access and a direct connection to Moreton Bay. One-thousand acres of public spaces and parklands with recreation and sporting facilities.

Life at North Harbour promises to make you feel right at home. Visit the North Harbour display village, open daily, 10 am to 5 pm, or contact to sales team to find out more. Great value house and land packages are now available, including house and land packages for first home buyers.

Community Partners

North Harbour is a proud sponsor of many local community clubs and organisations.

Abbey Museum

Proud Community Partner of Abbey Museum North Lakes

North Harbour is a major sponsor of the Abbey Medieval Festival, an annual event run by the Abbey Museum of Art & Archaeology. The festival is the Museum’s premier fundraising event, and transports its visitors into a medieval wonderland every July. The event includes authentic medieval re-enactment camps, jousting and other tournaments, falconry, and many more family fun activities. North Harbour also partnered with the Abbey Museum to develop the Heritage Park precinct.

Artisan Guild Caboolture

A Proud Community Partner to Artisans Guild of Caboolture

The Artisans Guild of Caboolture & District Inc. was founded in 1988 by a couple of ladies who wanted to get together and share their passion for art and crafts.

The Guild was formally incorporated in 1989 and moved into our current home at the Community Cultural Complex on the corner of Old Bay and Maitland Roads, Burpengary East in 2010.

After over 30 years of continuous operation by a dedicated group of volunteers, the aim of the Guild is still to promote the sharing of ideas and companionship through exhibitions, classes and working together groups covering many forms of art and craft activities, all of which are held at the Old Bay Road gallery.

Visitors to the gallery are always welcome and no matter what your interest and skill level, membership of the Guild will enrich your life and help you develop skills you didn’t know you had.

Contact Maurice Hardy on 5499 0485 or by email at

BPW Caboolture

BPW Caboolture North Lakes

BPW Caboolture meets for Breakfast on the first Friday of each month to share knowledge and foster great opportunities for our personal and professional lives. At each meeting we are treated to great speakers who are specifically engaged to inspire and enlighten us with either business acumen, personal growth or happenings in our local business region and we always find time to connect with each other.

BPW offers a personal and professional development opportunity for women to increase their confidence and standing in the workplace and in the community. We advocate for gender equity- locally, nationally and globally.

At BPW Caboolture we have a professional group of diverse and passionate women supporting each other and volunteering their time and energy to our amazing club.

Bribie Island Nippers

Burpengary Christmas Spectacular

Proud Community Partner of Burpengary Christmas Spectacular

As the name suggests, the Burpengary Christmas Spectacular is an annual Christmas event held at the Burpengary Hall and run by an amazing team of volunteers. It’s sure to bring Christmas cheer to the whole family with rides, free entertainment and market stalls, Christmas carols and awesome fireworks sponsored by North Harbour.

Burpengary Jets Netball Club

Burpengary Jets Netball Club

Burpengary Jets Netball Club Inc. is proud to have been a part of the Caboolture Netball Association competition for over 41 years; fielding 18 teams this current 2022 season. From humble beginnings we have grown to be one of the largest clubs playing in the winter competition which provides excellent opportunities for all players to compete socially or at higher competitive levels.

By Chloe

Chloe Alley: The Young Entrepreneur Behind ‘By Chloe’

Hi, I’m Chloe Alley Founder – Owner of By Chloe and 2021 Future Anything Grand Final Winner

I started my business back in 2019 when I was just 11 years old.

In 2019, I was gifted a sewing machine from my grandparents for Christmas. At the time I had no idea how to sew nor did I expect to receive a sewing machine! Throughout the years I would pull out my sewing machine and teach myself how to make various things such as a little skirt for my cousin and fabric coasters. After injuring myself while competing in a Touch Football competition, my mum gave me a heat wheat to help relieve the discomfort, this is where it all started! Whilst using the heat wheat I thought of how useful it would be if I was able to make my own style of these to help others too. After some research and trial and error, I purchased all the materials needed to make a heat wheat. I then started selling my heat wheats to family and friends and soon enough I had a long list of orders to fill. A few years later, I now have 8 stockists and attend various handmade markets.

As part of my business studies at school, I was given the incredible opportunity to enter my business into the Future Anything Competition. After being successful in winning the semi-finals, I progressed to the grand finals where I pitched my business idea to a panel of 4 judges and 500+ people. That night, I was announced the 2021 National Future Anything Winner. This moment meant so much for me and my future business!

I am super passionate and driven to help people in my own unique way.

Caboolture Environmental Education Centre (CREEC)

Community Partner of Caboolture Environmental Education Centre (CREEC)

Caboolture Environmental Education Centre (CREEC) is set on 18 hectares next to Burpengary Creek. The 18 hectare site has several habitats and is home to a wide range of wildlife. On site is an administration building with auditorium, a community nursery, playground, BBQ and interpretive trail.

Caboolture Softball

Caboolture Sports Dog Obedience Club

Community Partner of Caboolture Sports Dog Obedience Club

The Caboolture Sports Dog Obedience Club’s aim is to provide dog obedience training services for the Moreton Bay Regional Council areas. The Caboolture Sports Dog Obedience Club is at present one of the most successful dog obedience Clubs in the South-East Queensland.  They have Obedience, Rally, Agility, Tracking and Track & Search activities.

Caboolture Sports Football Club

Community Partner of Caboolture Sports Football Club

Caboolture Sports FC was formed back in 1969 by Father Francis of St Michael’s Church for everyone to enjoy the game of football. The club started with one senior men’s team back in 1969 and now in 2021 has 900 players ranging in age from 5 year olds to 68 years old. Caboolture Sports FC men’s team currently play in the Football Queensland Premier League our club juniors play in Football Brisbane competitions. In 2022 our under 18 boys team will move across to Football Queensland competition and in 2023 some of our junior teams will also move across to Football. Queensland competitions.

Caboolture Sports FC are a family club that play in a modern purpose-built football facility that was constructed in 2018 by Moreton Bay Regional Council which has three Fifa rated fields, one being an all-weather synthetic field. With the assistance of Moreton Bay Regional Council our club will have an additional three fields completed in early 2023.

Caboolture Touch Association

Proud Community Partner of Caboolture Touch Association

Caboolture Touch Association is one of the largest clubs in the Sunshine Coast region, providing social and competitive competitions and training for all players from juniors to seniors in men’s, women’s and mixed divisions. The Club has over 36 junior and 90 senior teams ranging from U8s to Open.

Caboolture Touch also offers junior and senior representative pathways, Junior Academy sessions and a Free Women in Touch program on Sunday mornings.

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Genies Netball

Community Partner to Genies Netball

Genies Netball started in 2001 with one team and has grown over time fielding 18 teams in 2021.The Club is affiliated with Caboolture Netball Association. Genies Netball welcome players into the Club at any time. Genies is an innovative and progressive club in the Moreton Bay greater region.

The Club trains at 2 locations – St Eugene College Burpengary and at Caboolture Netball Association Courts.

Genies Netball is committed to the ongoing training and development across all areas – players, coaches, umpires and Executive and Management teams.

Girl Guide Australia Queensland

Empowering Young Women: Girl Guides Queensland at North Harbour

Girl Guides Queensland is the largest youth organisation for girls and young women in Queensland with almost 4000 youth Members and 1000 volunteer Leaders and adult Members.

We provide a non-formal educational program designed to create leaders of tomorrow by building on strengths and personal skills development.
This program is flexible and can be designed to suit each individual youth Member and adult Members goals. We are an organisation that welcomes and actively seeks members from all racial, ethnic, religious and socio-economic groups.

Grace Swimming

A swimming environment that is friendly and family-oriented. Situated at Grace Lutheran College, this purpose-built swimming facility offers experienced and renowned swimming instructors that cater for all swimming levels.

Inspiring Brighter Futures Foundation

Community Partner of Inspiring Brighter Futures Foundation

Inspiring Brighter Futures Foundation (previously known as Fair Go Australia Foundation) is a non-profit organisation offering wellbeing mentoring programs to disadvantaged people. The foundation was established in 2009 by a group of educators and businesspeople determined to help those in the community who need it most.

Our goal was to work co-operatively and closely within Australian communities to provide much needed support and practical assistance through our hard-working, founding volunteers.

Leukaemia Support Queensland

Proud Community Partner of Leukaemia Support Queensland

The tireless volunteers of Leukaemia Support Queensland raise money to provide those affected by blood cancer or a related blood disorder and their families with a range of free services and support.

Morayfield East State School

Proud Community Partner to Morayfield East State School

At Morayfield East State School our Early Years Philosophy guides the work we do with our students in Prep – Year 2. We see young students as capable learners who bring a variety of knowledges and experiences with them into the school setting. Our Early Years Programs aim to encourage active learning, problem solving, exploration, effective communication, creativity, socialisation and participation, as we consider these as necessary for a student’s long-term success in education and in life. We follow Age-appropriate pedagogies in all of our Early Years classrooms. Age-appropriate pedagogies support early years teachers to apply a range and balance of teaching approaches and characteristics of quality teaching in their classroom practice. We believe that children build deep understanding when they learn through play, active exploration and experimentation. We also understand the importance of fostering the whole child at Morayfield East State School and use Reboot to teach emotional resilience and self-regulation skills in all of our students.

Moreton Bay Cycling Club

Proud Community Partner to Moreton Bay Cycling Club

 

Moreton Bay Cycling Club is one of Queensland’s most diverse cycling clubs and we aim to deliver safe, fun and challenging cycling activities for people of all ages and skill levels. The club has built a sense of community and welcoming friendly atmosphere, and one of Queensland’s premier cycling clubs with members being prominent in local road and track racing.

Moreton Bay First Aid Volunteers

Moreton Bay First Aid Volunteers

Moreton Bay First Aid Volunteers are a volunteer group of trained first aiders and medics who offer first aid services to the community.

They are volunteers with a passion for supporting the local community, charitable organisations, major community events and many other groups’ by providing professional, low cost first aid services. Their current member backgrounds include business, training, health care, IT, finance, safety and security etc. but share a common desire to support each other and local community groups.

Moreton Bay Lions AFL

Proud to be the Community Partner of the Moreton Bay Lions

The Moreton Bay Lions is the go to club for aspiring players of our great game of Aussie Rules in the Moreton Bay region. With our senior men winning the 2019 and 2020 premierships, and our Division 1 women making the finals in 2020, we believe the club is headed in the right direction.

We are in the unique position of being able to offer a pathway for our players to chase their dreams from little Auskickers all the way through to becoming senior players at the one club.

Our facilities are second to none for a community football club. They have been described by former AFL Chairman, Mike Fitzpatrick, “as the best community sporting facilities in Australia.” That is a huge rap for our club, and the MBRC which built the facility from scratch.

We are delighted to be partnered with North Harbour who have been a wonderful sponsor of the Moreton Bay Lions for many years now. Our close proximity to one another makes our partnership a perfect match.

For anyone living in the beautiful North Harbour precinct that may be looking to get themselves, or their kids involved in playing Aussie Rules, well we are just around the corner from you. We would love to see you at the club which is situated on Aquatic Centre Drive, Burpengary (right at the first roundabout when you have crossed over the highway heading to Morayfield).

All the best from the Mighty Moreton Bay Lions.

Moreton Maritime Alliance

Proud Community Partner of Moreton Maritime Alliance

The Moreton Maritime Alliance is an industry association representing the bay’s maritime businesses which are connected to the bay either directly through boating activities or indirectly by providing services to those boating businesses.

Neighbourhood Watch Burpengary East

Community Partner of Neighbourhood Watch Burpengary East

Neighbourhood Watch Burpengary East provides a vital link between the Police and the Community. It also gives NHW members a direct point of contact. You too can partake in helping Neighbourhood Watch to enhance engagement with the local community, and encouraging greater community participation through improved communication! Let’s work together to stay connected. Burpengary East NHW area covers from Burpengary Creek to the Caboolture river and from the highway to the bay. NHW meetings are held at North Harbour Sale Office/Boardroom on the second Thursday of every second month.

Redcliffe Peninsula Surf Life Saving Club (SLSC)

North Harbour & Redcliffe SLSC: A Community Alliance

Redcliffe Peninsula Surf Life Saving Club (SLSC) is a family-friendly, all-inclusive club with its clubhouse at Suttons Beach, Redcliffe. Only 40km from CBD, Redcliffe SLSC is the closest Surf Life Saving Club to Brisbane, and welcomes members from across the Redcliffe Peninsula as well as Brisbane metropolitan area.

SU Australia in QLD

Proud Community Partner of SU Australia in QLD

SU Australia works alongside churches and communities to give children, young people and their families opportunities to discover hope and life in God’s big story.

The Yoga Shed

Community Partner of Sunday Sunrise Yoga Burpengary East

Sunday Sunrise Yoga in the Park is open to everyone and is held every Sunday (weather permitting) in Reflections Park, off Mornington Parade. This class is completely free and is perfect for everybody – all levels welcome. Dionne Lister from local studio “The Yoga Shed” is our teacher.

Volunteer Marine Rescue Bribie Island

Community Partner of Volunteer Marine Rescue Bribie Island

Volunteer Marine Rescue Bribie Island is a volunteer organisation dedicated to:
– promoting, fostering and supporting boating safety amongst members, and the boating public generally, by arranging training and education programs
– providing a rescue service, a rescue base and such equipment deemed necessary for the operation of the rescue service and the Association generally.

The Unit was born out of the Bribie Island Boating and Fishing Club, which in 1970 assumed responsibility for assisting mariners in distress. It became Bribie Island Air Sea Rescue in 1982 and changed its name to VMR Bribie Island Inc. in March 1997.

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