Caboolture demographics
As at the 2021 Census, the suburb of Caboolture had a population of 29,543 people. The median age of residents was 36 years.
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As at the 2021 Census, the suburb of Caboolture had a population of 29,543 people. The median age of residents was 36 years.
Caboolture is a regional transport hub with its connections across the Great Dividing Range via the D’Aguilar Highway, easy highway access to Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast via the Bruce Highway, and the Caboolture–Bribie Island Road to Bribie Island.
Caboolture railway station operates regular services for the area and in to Brisbane, in addition to interurban services to Nambour and Gympie on the Sunshine Coast. Regular bus services are also available along with the local loop bus service providing transport throughout the northern portion of the suburb. Caboolture also contains its own airfield, which primarily services general and recreational aviation. Visiting aircraft are able to operate into the Caboolture airstrip, which is under the operational control of the Caboolture Aero Club Inc.
There are many schools located in Caboolture, including:
Caboolture State School – government primary school
Caboolture State High School – government secondary school
Caboolture East State School – government primary school
Pumicestone State School – government primary school
Tullawong State High School – government secondary school
Lee Street State Special School – government special education secondary school
Alta-1 College – private secondary school
Australian Christian College – private primary and secondary school
Caboolture Montessori School – private primary school
Grace Lutheran College – private secondary school
Horizons College – private secondary school
St Columban’s College – Catholic secondary school
St Michael’s College – private primary school
St Paul’s Lutheran Primary School – private primary school
St Peter’s Catholic Primary School – Catholic primary school
There are several shopping centers in Caboolture including Caboolture Square and Central Lakes Shopping Village. All feature a mix of stores, including specialty shops, casual dining, beauty and lifestyle outlets and supermarkets.
Some of the best streets to live on in Caboolture include Hopkins Chase, Hayes Street and Esme Avenue.
Spend Sunday morning at the Caboolture Markets
Visit the Caboolture Historical Village or Abbey Museum
Play golf at Caboolture Golf Club or Woodford Golf Club
Visit the Warplane Museum, go gliding or take a flight in an old aeroplane at Caboolture aerodrome
Go for a swim at Bribie Island or Sandstone Point