Construction on Caboolture Snakes Rugby League Club’s new $9 million clubhouse is scheduled to begin in early 2026, marking the next step in redeveloping the club’s ageing home in Morayfield Rd.
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The upgrade for the Caboolture Snakes Rugby League Club will be delivered in two stages, with detailed design work nearing completion. Stage One will focus on the main operations building, delivering fully accessible changerooms, a referee room, first aid space, administration offices, retail shop stores, a gym, and a modern score and media booth.
Council is also funding the development of “The Hill”, a new seating area stretching from one end of the field to the other that will be fully accessible.
Stage Two will build on this foundation with community-focused facilities designed to enhance the game-day atmosphere. Features will include a large kitchen and clubroom, indoor formal seating with a generous viewing platform, and an outdoor alfresco area overlooking the gardens at the northern end of the field.
The clubhouse design also incorporates fully accessible commentators, scoring and filming booths, as well as family-friendly tiered seating that will boost capacity by 280, taking the total to 405 seats.
Cr Adam Hain has shared a first look at the rendered design, describing it as a modern facility that will support players, officials, and spectators.
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The project is backed by Australia’s Investing in Our Communities Program. Once complete, the clubhouse will sit close to the $11.4 million regional playground and zero-depth water play space, creating a precinct well suited to both sport and family recreation.
Featured image credit: Cr Adam Hain/Facebook
Published 2-September-2025
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