The park is accessed via Collier Street or Lesley Street, Rangeville, Toowoomba. It is eight hectares in size and is primarily a eucalypt forest ecosystem (12.5.6). There is also a report of an unusual fungus found in the park. The park has a natural fault line.

The FEP has produced a book of the plants found in J E Duggan Park with colour photographs of each plant. This is an excellent guide for identification. The book can be purchased from the FEP for $5. If you would like a copy, please contact the Secretary by email secretaryFEP@gmail.com.

The 2023 park report describes the work currently being undertaken by FEP.

The park is named after John (Jack) Duggan, former Queensland Deputy Premier, Opposition leader and Mayor of Toowoomba. A plaque also acknowledges Multuggerah, a leader among the Jagera people in the 1830s-1840s who united diverse groups and successfully led resistance to European settlement for three years 1843 – 1846.

Duggan Park is the only all abilities bushland park in Toowoomba. There are four short walks with views of the Great Dividing Range and Table Top Mountain (Meewah)”