Corypha Crescent Park () Currajong Street Park () Cyril Sims Park () Doulton Street Park () Eden Elm Street Park () Formby Street (no. 49) Park () Gowan Road Park () Hamish Street Park () Highlands Drive Park () Honeysuckle Way Park () Illaweena Street Park (no.154) () Juxgold Place Park () Monford Place Park () Nottingham Road Park (no.233) () Ormskirk Street Park () Parkland Street Park () Peden Court Park () Perkins Street Park (lot 403) () Riverina Street Park () Stevenson Street Park () Sunflower Crescent Park () Tristania Close Park () Tuberose Place Park () Woodlark Crescent Park () Yewleaf Place Park () Sporting The Calamvale Leopards are the local junior Australian rules football team. Transport No train stations are in Calamvale, although Altandi and Runcorn train stations are only about a five-minute drive away. Travel to the Brisbane CBD is roughly 30 minutes (off-peak) by car, 40–55 minutes by bus, and 30–45 minutes by train from Runcorn and Altandi railway stations. Calamvale is serviced by nine bus routes operated by Brisbane Transport and Park Ridge Transit, as listed below. It is in Zone 2 of the TransLink zoning scheme. Golden Pond wetlands An eco-friendly feature of Calamvale is the Golden Pond Wetlands attached to Calamvale Creek. A natural creek (part of a longer channel known as Scrubby Creek, but locally known as Calamvale Creek) and a riparian wetland run through the lower part of Calamvale. In the late 1990s, two constructed wetlands relying on storm water runoff were built upstream of the creek on each side of Golden Avenue. They are known as the Golden Pond wetlands. The wetlands and creek, collectively called the Golden Pond wetland system, provide a small wildfowl habitat and a storm water treatment train designed to improve the quality of storm water runoff as it progresses down the creek. Treatment train The treatment train is made up of several parts, and purifies water as it flows through each part. An upstream storm water drainage channel runs into a sediment basin, which collects the heaviest sediments and allows better-quality water to flow into Wetland 1. Water flows through a gross pollutant trap into Wetland 2, which was originally a small farm dam on the south side of the Golden Avenue road bridge. Overflow water from Wetland 2 runs into a natural riparian wetland fringed with melaleucas, and this runs into a