WW2 Command Post, City of Brisbane – best time to visit, how to reach, places nearby

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Best seasonOctober to February

BusiestWeekends and long holidays

CrowdModerate

Visiting WW2 Command Post

Typical pattern: moderate; weekends busier. Been there recently? Post today’s status and it shows here for the next traveller.

Opening hours change with the season; check the last entry time.
Wear shoes with grip for steps and uneven stone.

Best time

October to February; carry water in summer. Busiest weekends and long holidays. Typical week: Mon light · Tue light · Wed light · Thu light · Fri light · Sat busy · Sun busy.

Places to visit near WW2 Command Post

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Must-see

Saint Helena Island National Park

sanctuary · 10 km

Must-see

Other forts & heritage nearby

Fort Lytton · City of Brisbane1 km Old Lytton Quarantine Station · City of Brisbane1 km Newstead House · City of Brisbane14 km Old Museum · City of Brisbane16 km Mowbray Park · City of Brisbane16 km Coorparoo School of Arts and RSL Memorial Hall · City of Brisbane16 km

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How to reach WW2 Command Post

Nearest towns with a guide: Brisbane (17 km) · Kelvin Grove (18 km) · Capalaba (20 km). Coordinates -27.40993, 153.15118. Road distances are estimates.

Frequently asked

What is the best time to visit WW2 Command Post?

October to February; carry water in summer. Moderate; weekends busier.

What are the places to visit near WW2 Command Post?

Nearby: Fort Lytton (fort, 0 km), Old Lytton Quarantine Station (fort, 0 km), Fort Lytton National Park (sanctuary, 1 km), Kianawah Park (park, 10 km), Saint Helena Island National Park (sanctuary, 10 km), Kalinga Park (park, 12 km).

Is WW2 Command Post worth visiting?

WW2 Command Post is listed as a notable heritage site in Queensland on Spotwander.