Logan Metro Sports Complex
Brisbane (Logan City), Queensland, Australia
Logan Metro Sports Complex, Brisbane (Logan City), Australia — opened Not confirmed (formerly known as Heritage Park; relaunched as a QRL 'flagship' facility in 2023), 17 rugby league games hosted, home of Souths Logan Magpies (Queensland Cup and QRL Women's Premiership) since 2023; also a junior club venue for Browns Plains Bears RLFC.
Sourcing caveat: Note this is a distinct venue from the separate indoor 'Logan Metro Sports Centre' in Crestmead (home of the Logan Thunder WNBL team) — sources describing that indoor venue's 2009 opening, capacity and floodlights do not apply here. Capacity, floodlight status and the exact opening date for this outdoor complex are not confirmed.
Ground facts
| Opened | Not confirmed (formerly known as Heritage Park; relaunched as a QRL 'flagship' facility in 2023) (An exact construction/opening date for the ground could not be found. It was known as 'Heritage Park' before a 2023 Logan City Council/QRL redevelopment rebranded and relaunched it — the 'revival' framing in QRL's own announcement implies the ground was already in use for football before that, but its original date is unstated in sources found.) |
| Home club | Souths Logan Magpies (Queensland Cup and QRL Women's Premiership) since 2023; also a junior club venue for Browns Plains Bears RLFC |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 17 |
| Top recorded crowd | 0 |
| Challenge Cup Finals hosted | 1 |
| Surface | Grass; the QRL relaunch noted the main field's dimensions match Suncorp Stadium's |
| First rugby league match | 18 Mar 2023, Souths Logan 22-20 Wynnum-Manly (QRL Women's Premiership) — the first match in this site's own records, not necessarily the ground's true first-ever fixture |
| Years used | 2023–2024 |
| Location | Brisbane (Logan City), Queensland |
Name history
- Heritage Park — until c.2023
- Logan Metro Sports Complex — 2023-present
Rugby league history
A Logan City Council-owned, multi-field suburban sports complex in Heritage Park, redeveloped and relaunched by Logan City Council and the Queensland Rugby League in 2023 as a flagship facility for Queensland Cup fixtures and junior rugby league pathway programs, replacing its earlier, lower-profile life as 'Heritage Park'. Also previously used by Brisbane Roar's youth football teams.
Also historically used for association football (Brisbane Roar Youth).
Historic Test matches, Cup & Grand Finals hosted
- 13 May 2023 — Burleigh 24-10 Wynnum-Manly, QRL Women's Premiership Grand Final
Pre-dates the site's structured match-by-match records for these competitions, so listed here as sourced facts rather than linked match pages.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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