Albany Creek, QLD 4035
Suburb within the Pine Rivers local government area, part of the Brisbane Region in Queensland. Ranked 92nd best suburb by locals.
Great for
- Neighbourly spirit
- Clean & green
- Internet access
- Parks and recreation
- Peace and quiet
Not great for
- No ratings yet
Who lives here?
- Families With Kids
- Professionals
- Retirees
- Singles
- Country Lovers
Reviews of Albany Creek, QLD
"PEICE OF PARADISE"
Best place we have ever lived in!!
Country feel, yet only 20 minutes to the city.
Every time we come home from work we look around at all the trees in the reserves etc and say, WOW love this place.
It's such a privilege to live here, and we are so happy we made the move.
Neighbours on all sides are amazing friendly people.
Would recommend this place to most people, worth every penny.
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Singles
- Families with kids
"Amazing Suburb"
Albany Creek is by far one of the most friendliest suburbs in Brisbane. Love all the little local cafes. Amazing parks too (especially for dog walking!)
Who lives here?
- Families with kids
"Coffee & EH & parklands"
We are middle age with young adult children. We moved here last year. There is several coffee/cafe 5 minutes from home. You could get coffee at a different place everyday. Our children love the Eatons Hill Tavern (EH). There a many music festivals held there throughout the year. Also Octoberfest, Rodeo, NYE & NYD parties. Woolworths Aldi Coles are within minutes drive from each other. Many many doctors surgeries. The icing on the cake has to be the surrounding parklands. There is also a popular hiking and mountain bike track within the parkland forestry.
Who lives here?
- Families with kids
"Great family suburb"
Lots of young families, with a mix of old and new housing. Quite a big suburb so there are distinct 'sections'. Great parks and bikeways, and the two central shopping areas has everything you need. Plenty of daycare centres too.
Who lives here?
- Families with kids
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"It has everything!"
We’ve lived here for 15 years now and absolutely love it,
It’s superb for kids of all ages, great state school and 3 excellent primary schools.
Virtually no crime at all, we thoroughly enjoy life here.
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Singles
- Families with kids
"I would Not buy a house here again"
We bought a house here back in 2018 and I wouldn't buy anything here again.
Yes, my review is biased because I work in the CBD. No train station with 5-6 kms. The nearest stations are Carseldine, Straphpine and Enoggera, so commute to the CBD is a nightmare if you rely on the routes 357 and 359. If you dont believe me, check with Google maps and/or Translink app. Driving to the station also won't help you at all, you will spend same 30 minutes to Enoggera station as Old Nothern Rd is pretty busy every morning.
Some of my coallegues live twice further but spend slightly less time to get to the office. Nearly forgot to mention, if you miss 6pm 359 to Albany Creek you are stuck in the CBD for an hour because the next bus only at 7 pm.
Please also keep in mind that AC is within Moreton Bay Regional Council, we also have Caboulture, Deception Bay, Lawton and so on within the council borders. If you think there is no difference between Brisbane City and Moreton Bay Council's, unfortunately, there is a lot small ones. As a first example, forget about yearly white waste kerb collection, so you have to get your stuff to the dump site by yourself or hire someone. For me, it is annoying and I miss Brisbane City Council where I took it as granted.
To be fair it is slightly cheaper than the nearest BCC suburb McDowell.
Albany Hills, Albany Creek primary schools are not that bad and definately better than average but, again, McDowell or Aspley schools are better.
My personal opinion, Albany Creek is not awful but there is nothing good about this suburb taking into account the house prices. I would look elsewhere.
P.s. I cannot give 2.5 star rating, so I have given 3, so please note it is 0.5 star overrated in my review.
Who lives here?
- Families with kids
Hmmm, Bias opinion indeed.
All depends on your situation I believe, work hours I.e. time to leave work or home, driving to work or not etc.
I take 20 minutes to get to the city in the morning and 30 minutes to get home after work but I start at 6am and finish at 2:30pm most days not to mention I drive in and park in the city.
I do agree with the shitty council, not even a green bin here.
All of the above, yet myself and partner absolutely love this area!!
Friendly and safe environment.
Such a peice of paradise near the bush, yet so close to the city, best of both worlds.
"Family Friendly Area"
Really peaceful and family friendly area. Love that it's only 20min to the city. We have beautiful playgrounds and the national park on our door step. Best for families looking for space and a great outdoor lifestyle yet close enough for the commute to work.
Who lives here?
- Families with kids

are there any distinct sections that are better than others?