This is a list of Queensland Rugby League clubs by competition. There are over 250 clubs in Queensland, across over 20 competitions administered by five regions. [1]
| Club | Location | Home Ground(s) | First season |
|---|---|---|---|
 Brisbane Broncos | Brisbane, Queensland | Suncorp Stadium 52,500 (12 home games) | 1988 |
 Dolphins | Brisbane, Queensland | Suncorp Stadium 52,500 (7 home games) Moreton Daily Stadium 11,500 (4 home games) | 2023 |
 Gold Coast Titans | Gold Coast, Queensland | Cbus Super Stadium 27,500 (12 home games) | 2007 |
 North Queensland Cowboys | Townsville, Queensland | North Queensland Stadium 25,000 (12 home games) | 1995 |
| Team name | Nickname | Home ground |
|---|---|---|
 Beenleigh | Pride | Hammel Park |
 Brighton | Roosters | Jim Lawrie Oval |
 Bulimba | Bulldogs | Balmoral Recreation Reserve |
 Carina | Tigers | Leo Williams Oval |
 Fortitude Valley | Diehards | Emerson Park |
| Normanby | Hounds | Bert St Clair Oval |
 Pine Rivers | Bears | Mathieson Oval |
 Souths Juniors | Magpies | Brandon Park |
 Wests | Panthers | Frank Lind Oval |
 Wynnum-Manly Juniors | Seagulls | Kitchener Park |
| Northside 1 (10) | Northside 2 (9) | Northside 3 (8) | Southside 1 (8) | Southside 2 (8) | Southside 3 (12) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Brothers Bundaberg Easts Hervey Bay Wallaroo Maryborough 
Waves Tigers Western Suburbs Brothers Toowoomba 
Dalby Devils 
Gatton Hawks 
Goondiwindi Boars 
Highfields Eagles
Newtown Lions
Oakey Bears Pittsworth Danes Southern Suburbs Tigers Toowoomba Valleys Roosters Warwick Cowboys
Wattles WarriorsBorder Rivers Rugby League (Part of Toowoomba Rugby League)
Beachmere Beerwah Bulldogs
Bribie Island Warrigals Caboolture Snakes Caloundra Sharks
Coolum Colts
Gympie Devils Kawana Dolphins Maroochydore-Coolum Swans Nambour Crushers
Noosa Pirates Palmwoods Devils Pomona-Cooran Cutters Yandina Raiders Brothers Mackay Carltons Magpies Moranbah Miners Sarina Crocodiles Souths Sharks Wests Tigers Mackay
Whitsundays Brahmans Cloncurry Black Star Diehards Mt Isa Townies Mt Isa Wranglers Mt Isa Wanderers 
Central Cape Suns Cooktown Crocs Hope Vale Cockatoos 
Lockhart River Scorpions Mulga Tigers Napranum Bulldogs Old Mapoon Pormpuraaw Crocs 
Weipa Raiders Wujal Wujal Yindili Zenadth Kes RLFC Bowen Seagulls Townsville Brothers Burdekin (Ayr) Centrals Tigers Charters Towers Miners Herbert River Crushers Souths Bulls Norths Devils Western Lions Beaudesert Kingfishers Burleigh Bears 
Coolangatta Knights Coomera Cutters Currumbin Eagles Helensvale Hornets Jimboomba Thunder 
Mount Tamborine Bushrats Mudgeeraba Redbacks Nerang Roosters 
Ormeau Shearers Parkwood Sharks 
Robina Raptors Runaway Bay Seagulls South Tweed Koalas Southport Tigers Tugun Seahawks 
Tweed Heads Seagulls Brisbane Valley Bulls Brothers Ipswich Leprechauns Fassifern Bombers 
Goodna Eagles Karalee Tornadoes Laidley Lions Lowood Stags Northern Suburbs Tigers Redbank Plains Bears Rosewood Roosters Springfield Panthers Ipswich Swifts Bluebirds West End Bulldogs
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