ABOUT THE DDRA
The Darling Downs Residents Association (DDRA) is a not-for-profit volunteer organisation that is responsible for maintaining the Darling Downs Equestrian Park (DDEP).
The DDEP covers around 76 hectares of public open space, which includes more than 21 kilometres of trails. The DDEP was originally designated solely as an Equestrian Park, and it is still used by many hundreds of people who use the trails, arenas, jumps, yards and numerous other horse facilities.
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However, it is now also widely used by thousands of people for walking, running, riding bicycles, birdwatching, or just relaxing in this beautiful area.
The DDEP is so unique that people come from as far as 100 kilometres away to use its wonderful facilities.
To support this large user community, the Darling Downs Residents Association manages, maintains and develops the DDEP to optimise the safety and usability of the area.
If you use the area, please join the DDRA and help make the DDEP and its facilities better and safer for everyone.
To volunteer and help the community, please click on the following links.




"Volunteerism is the voice of the people put into action.
These actions shape and mold the present into a future
of which we can all be proud."
Helen Dyer