For nearly three decades, Victoria Park was woven into Brisbane life.
It was where couples celebrated weddings, businesses hosted functions, friends gathered for social golf, and families marked special occasions against one of the city’s most recognisable backdrops. Now, as the former precinct enters a new phase, thousands of items from the site are set to be sold at auction.
Lloyds Auctions has announced a three-part online auction series featuring the operational contents of the former Victoria Park venue, with every lot starting at $1.
The sale comes following the precinct’s closure on 31 May, ending a 27-year chapter for one of Brisbane’s best-known leisure and hospitality destinations.
A Rare Opportunity for Former Patrons and Businesses
The auction will offer everything from hospitality and events equipment to golf and maintenance assets that were once used throughout the sprawling site.
Commercial kitchen equipment, furniture, event infrastructure, vehicles, golf-related items and groundskeeping machinery are among the thousands of lots expected to attract interest from buyers across Australia.
For Brisbane residents who spent years attending events at the venue, the auction may also present an opportunity to take home a small piece of a place that featured in many personal milestones and memories.
Thousands of Items Across Three Sales
According to Lloyds Auctions Chief Operations Officer Lee Hames, the scale of the sale reflects the size and complexity of the former operation.
“This is a substantial commercial asset liquidation with thousands of items being offered across three separate auctions,” Mr Hames said.
“With all assets starting from $1, the sale presents an opportunity for businesses and buyers to secure practical equipment and operational stock across a number of categories.”
The assets span the venue’s hospitality, events, golf and operational areas, providing opportunities for hospitality operators, event hire businesses, golf-related enterprises, landscapers and small business owners.
Closing Chapter for a Brisbane Landmark
Over its 27-year history, Victoria Park evolved well beyond its golfing roots to become a major hospitality and events destination.
The venue hosted weddings, conferences, community gatherings, corporate functions and social events while remaining a popular recreational destination for locals and visitors alike.
While opinions remain divided about the site’s future, the auction represents one of the final stages in winding down the former operation before redevelopment begins.
“The range of assets reflects the scale of the former Victoria Park operations, from hospitality and events equipment through to golf, grounds and broader site infrastructure,” Mr Hames said.
Auction Schedule
Further catalogue and inspection details are available through Lloyds Auctions.
Published 19-June-2026
