national park in North Queensland

Mapleton Falls National Park is located about 105km north of Brisbane, near Mapleton, in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Information includes access, features, facilities, walking tracks, natural …

Plunkett Conservation Park, Wickham National Park and Wickham Timber Reserve are approximately 50km south-west of Brisbane or 53km north-west of the Gold Coast via the Pacific Motorway (M1)

Fitzroy Island National Park and the surrounding marine waters are in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area. Recreation activities include walking, boating, snorkelling, diving and camping.

Green Island is 27km offshore from Cairns in North Queensland. It is a rainforest-clad coral cay, surrounded by coral reefs. Information includes access, features, facilities, activities, walking…

Mackay's ultimate absolute beachfront nature retreat, including cabins, powered and unpowered sites. Watch kangaroos and wallabies playing on the beach each day when you wake up.

Burleigh Heads National Park is easily accessible from the Gold Coast by simply following the beach south along the coast for 11kms.

Main Range National Park, within the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area, includes Cunninghams Gap, Spicers gap, Queen Mary Falls and Goomburra. The park has camping areas, bush…

Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area, a coastal environment, offers bush camping, boating, fishing, bushwalking, wildlife watching and is linked to the mainland by a road bridge.

Mooloolah River National Park is within ten minutes drive of Mooloolaba, Sunshine Coast. Features short walks, melaleuca forests, wallum banksia woodlands, scribbly gum forests, and heathland wit…

Livingstone Shire Council Home Page: Livingstone Shire Council covers Glenlee, Glendale, Sandringham, Rockyview, Etna Creek, The Caves, Milman, Yaamba, Canoona, Barmoya, Rossmoya, Greenlake, Jard…

Tamborine National Park has a number of different sections, these include Cedar Creek, Palm Grove, Joalah, The Knoll, Witches Falls and MacDonald. Walking tracks are provided and horses may be ri…

Situated between the villages of Evans Head and Broadwater, Broadwater National Park is a great place for hiking, picnicking, birdwatching, surfing and whale watching.

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Conondale National Park is located about 130km north of Brisbane, inland from the Sunshine Coast. Information about location, access, camping, features, facilities, activities, safety, walking tr…

Glass House Mountains National Park is located about 70km or one hour's drive north of Brisbane. Information includes access, features, facilities, activities, walking and recreation opportunitie…

D'Aguilar National Park has two sections, South D'Aguilar Section (formerly Brisbane Forest Park) and Mount Mee Section (formerly Mount Mee State Forest and Forest Reserve). Activities and attrac…

St Helena Island National Park in Moreton Bay contains the ruins of Queensland's first penal settlement. Access to the restricted area, including the prison ruins, is by guided tour only. The sou…

Bunya Mountains National Park, Queensland's second oldest national park, features ancient bunya pines and rainforest. Camping is permitted and there are walking tracks.

Davies Creek National Park and Dinden National Park, on the Atherton Tableland, provide walking tracks and camping areas, in an area of granite outcrops, open eucalypt woodland and flowing stream…

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Mapleton Falls National Park is located about 105km north of Brisbane, near Mapleton, in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Information includes access, features, facilities, walking tracks, natural …