Maps

Redcliffe, Clontarf, Deception Bay, Kippa-Ring, Scarborough

Badge Description

Scout logo

Memorial = John Oxley Memorial at Redcliffe [4]

Red Brown Cliffs = Cliffs at Redcliffe

Sea = Moreton Bay

This re-designed version of the Redcliffe district badge was issued in 2019.

Previous Badge Variations

The following are variations of the badge:

Type: Woven bound, (Issued Post 1997)	Type: Woven bound, (Issued Post 1997)	Type: Woven bound
52 x 64 mm	52 x 63 mm	40 x 50 mm
Ext	Ext	Ext

History

Redcliffe district is named after “Red Cliff Point” which was named after the explorer John Oxley.  The red cliffs are visible from Moreton Bay.  Redcliffe became Queensland’s first colony in 1824, but was shortly abandoned in favour of Brisbane.  The Redcliffe peninsula is home to many iconic attractions.  Amongst is the “Bee Gees way”, an outdoor tribute to the Bee Gees rock group that started their stellar music career in Redcliffe.  Other attractions are Morgan’s Seafood market, the Gyandah Wreck, seaside arcades, markets, the Redcliffe museum, and lots of festivals.  The district is also the home to Redcliffe Airport which housed the Scout Air Activities centre in 2020.

Redcliffe district was previously known as Redcliffe Peninsula district.  Prior to Redcliffe Peninsula District being formed, Redcliffe district’s groups were part of Peninsula District which was formed in 1958 by A. Geo “Roo” Thomas who was an Asst District Commissioner of Pine Rivers District.  The original groups were part of Pine Rivers District situated on the Redcliffe Peninsula [1, 2].  By 1983, the name Redcliffe Peninsula appears to have been shortened to Redcliffe district [3]. Redcliffe district was put into recess in May, 2024, and its groups split between Murrumba and D’Aguilar district.

Local Scout Event

Skillorama – Annual Joey & Cub scout event (September)

Local Places, Events and Activities of Interest

Redcliffe Museum; Redcliffe Jetty & foreshore; Bee Gees Way-music display; Beaches on the Redcliffe peninsula; Scarborough beach; Woody Point Jetty; Deception Bay Heritage trail

Groups

Redcliffe Peninsula District Groups (1960): Clontarf Scout Group, Humpybong Scout Group, St Marks-Woody Point Scout Group, Scarborough Scout Group [5]

Redcliffe Peninsula District Groups (1968): Clontarf Beach Scout Group, Humpybong Scout Group, Oyster Point Scout Group, Redcliffe Scout Group, Scarborough Scout Group [6]

Redcliffe Peninsula District Groups (1971): Clontarf Beach Scout Group, Humpybong Scout Group, Oyster Point Scout Group, Redcliffe Scout Group, Scarborough Scout Group [7]

Redcliffe District Groups (1983): Clontarf Beach Scout Group, Deception Bay Scout Group, Humpybong Scout Group, Kippa Ring Scout Group, Oyster Point Scout Group, Redcliffe Scout Group, Scarborough Scout Group [3].

Redcliffe District Groups (2018): Clontarf Beach Scout Group, Deception Bay Scout Group, Oyster Point Scout Group [8]

Redcliffe District Groups (2023): Clontarf Beach Scout Group, Deception Bay Scout Group, Oyster Point Scout Group