Welcome to Daisy Hill
Daisy Hill is a suburb of Logan City. It lies between the Pacific Motorway and the Daisy Hill Conservation Park.  The Dennis family were first Europeans to settle at Daisy Hill. James Dennis immigrated in 1864 on the ship Flying Cloud. In 1867 he married Mary Ann Markwell. Around 1870 they began selecting land in the now Daisy Hill area, eventually acquiring over 800 acres. They named the property Daisy Hill, supposedly because their daughters saw daisies growing on the hill. Other early pioneers were the Usher family, who grew grapes and made and sold wine.

The Daisy Hill State Forest was declared a timber reserve in 1874. In 1917 it was declared a State Forest and in 1986 a State Forest Park. The forest was used for timber gathering, honey making, gold mining and grazing. In 2006, it was gazetted as Daisy Hill Conservation Park to be used for habitat conservation and recreation.

Location
24km to Brisbane CBD

Features
Popular area for families as well as singles. Easy 20 to 30 minute drive to CBD.

Profile
Surrounded by the Daisy Hill State Forest, this established suburb offers a range of old and new homes - many nestled in valleys or on hills. Timber and brick homes from the 1970s coupled with brick and tile houses make up the majority of existing dwellings.

Located close by, the suburb of Springwood has been developing since the late 1960s and has a range of retail and community facilities including Springwood High School, John Paul College (regularly voted as one of the best in the country) Springwood Mall and the Arndale Shopping Centre. In addition the suburb is home to various home centres including IKEA and Freedom Furniture ensuring Saturday morning is a hive of activity. The Chatswood Village Shopping Centre is located in Daisy Hill.

The nearby Southeast Busway is an excellent public transport system providing residents with easy access to the city, with Daisy Hill also close to the Pacific Motorway, and Loganlea and Kuraby train stations.The suburb is also home to the Daisy Hill Koala Centre, located in the Daisy Hill Forest Reserve. As well as being an educational facility, the area is also popular for picnics.