86 Townsvale Drive, Woodhill QLD 4285, Australia
Woodhill is a rural locality within the City of Logan, Queensland, Australia. Its western boundary is defined by the Logan River.
The population grew from 423 in 2011 to 723 in 2016, and reached 1,231 in the 2021 census, showing steady growth over the decade.
Woodhill developed from the Townsvale plantation established in 1862 and was named after the Ferguson family’s property. The Fergusons donated land for the local cemetery after their son’s tragic accident in 1873.
The Mount Lindesay Highway runs through Woodhill, entering the locality from the north‑east and exiting to the south, offering the primary vehicular link.
Yes, Woodhill railway station once served the Beaudesert railway line that opened in 1888; the line is now disused.
Woodhill itself is about 1‑2 km away, Cedar Vale lies roughly 2‑3 km away, and the historic weather stations at Veresdale and Mount Tamborine Lightning are each about 2 km distant.
In the 2021 census, about 81 % of residents were Australian‑born, the median age was 31 years, and 91 % spoke only English at home.
