Attractions - National Parks, Reserves |
| Aries Tours SE QUEENSLAND "Leaders in Eco-Tourism" Tours include: Glow Worms, Night Safari, Southern Sky (astronomy), Kingfisher Hinterland, Catch A Crab, The Great Aussie Adventure. Visit our site for more details and more tours. |
| Baggs of Canungra B & B Canungra, Gold Coast Hinterland, SE Queensland. At our Bed & Breakfast "Stroll through our beautiful grounds and get acquainted with some of our native animals.. Spotlight possums and other nocturnal animals. Spot the very shy platypus at Canungra Creek." |
| Birds of Pine Rivers Shire "Bird-life is prolific in the shire, and currently over 300 species have been seen here (this represents nearly half of all bird-species in Australia!) This web-site is an attempt to catalogue these species and provide a guide to identification, and also to provide details of the many good areas, such as reserves and parks where birding can be enjoyed." |
| Brisbane Forest Park ‘The Bush at Brisbane’s Doorstep’. Located at the foothills of the D’Aguilar Range stretching from Mt Coot-tha to Lake Wivenhoe. Only 20mins drive from Brisbane’s bustling centre. Wildlife centre animals include a Platypus, Carpet snake, Quolls and Sugar Gliders. Bushwalk, picnic or take a scenic drive through dry eucalypt forest to beautiful lush rainforest. Call (07) 3300 4855 for more info. |
| Brisbane Rainforest Action & Information Network Web site of BRAIN, a bushcare group whose main aim is the regeneration of rainforest in and around Brisbane. The site includes a database of Brisbane rainforest plants. Contact lhboe@brisbane.qld.gov.au |
| Bush Searcher For information on different tourist, camping, bush, wetland sites from around Brisbane and Australia. |
| Crows Nest National Park Location: Crows Nest via Toowoomba "Crows Nest National Park is a popular choice for both day trippers and overnight campers in South East Queensland Country... " |
| Crystal Waters Permaculture Village Provides an overview of this socially and environmentally responsible, economically viable rural subdivision north of Brisbane. Contains information on visiting the village,how it works and how to purchase a lot, resources and courses and events. |
| Eumundi Museum Includes descriptions and photographs of the displays, visitor information and education services. The museum aims to "research, collect, preserve, document, display & interpret the environmental & cultural heritage of Eumundi & its surrounding District." |
| Expedition National Park, Taroom Large park with magnificent sandstone scenery and deep gorges along Robinson Creek. Palm-filled valleys. |
| Fraser V.I.P. Tours Fraser Island, SE Queensland 2day 4WD safari. 6 star tour, 1 star price. 24 hour island stay. Pickups from the Gold Coast, Brisbane (2 locations), the Sunshine Coast. |
| Great Inland Way Describes what to see and do along the 2200 kilometres of road from Dubbo in New South Wales to Cairns in North Queensland. Read the adventures of Ernie Emu and his family along the Great Inland Way. |
| Kenilworth Queensland Community site for Kenilworth, with information content from local businesses, services, clubs etc. It also includes maps, accommodation and tourist information, plus a large links page. |
| Lamington National Park Website Explores the birds, frogs, mammals, fungi and flora of the Park in the Gold Coast hinterland. Also looks at Lamington's history, geography and geology, conservation, walks and accommodation. Two entry points, one, the "Enhanced entry" requires a Flashplayer. |
| Landcruiser Mountain Park The Park is a "working cattle property and ... privately owned wilderness park designed for off-road and bush camping enthusiasts." There are many 4WD trails and wilderness camping is available in most places; the two main camping areas are usually accessible by car. |
| Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary The Koala, Kangaroo, Wombat, Possum, Dingo and all other native Aussie animals are residents here at the world's largest Koala Sanctuary. |
| Maleny.net.au Website devoted to the people, places and events in Maleny and district. Covers New Age and alternative health issues, accomodation and dining guides. |
| Mountains To Mangroves As we protect and extend communities of native plants along the Corridor, populations of native birds, mammals, frogs, reptiles, fish and millions of species of tiny, fascinating invertebrates can move about to feed, breed and grow. The Mountains To Mangroves Corridor is a sustaining heritage and a living gift to protect and celebrate. |
| Mt Coot-tha Parks Find the location of parks in Mount Coot-tha. Includes details of the parks' facilities and special features. For a map and information about what facilities are available in the suburb of Mt Coot-tha click here. |
| Queensland Wildlife Hospital The hospital has carers throughout Queensland. The hospital is a community - purpose association staffed entirely by volunteers. Based in Burpengary, near Brisbane. |
| Southern Cross 4wd Nature Tours SE Queensland "Beyond the beaches". Tours include world heritage listed Lamington National Park, Gold Caost hinterland rainforest and Albert River winery, personalised ful, half day, evening and extended tours. |
| Springbrook Queensland Maintained by the Springbrook Chamber of Commerce. |
| Straddie Kingfisher Tours Relax and enjoy beautiful North Stradbroke Island. This Island Paradise offers you a full day of sun, surf and adventure. See native plants and wildlife. Catch the dolphins and whales as we travel along the Pacific Ocean |
| Tourism Maleny Inc. This association comprises businesses, organisations and individuals promoting tourism in and around Maleny. The site provides local tourism information and some links to other sites. |
| UnderWater World Experience the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef in all its Vibrant glory with colourful coral gardens and a kaleidoscope of tropical fish. UnderWater World is located on the Mooloolaba Spit on the beautiful Queensland Sunshine Coast. |
| Whales On Moreton Bay Brisbane's No. 1 day tour. Just 30 mins from Brisbane CBD. Enhance your life with an encounter you'll remember...always.. |
| Bigriggan Park (Beaudesert Shire) Bigriggan is 12km from Rathdowney and 90 minutes from Brisbane. Set in 100 acres of bushland and river flats this lovely spot is managed by Erawan Pty Ltd who can be contacted on 07 5463 6190. The park, at the foothills of Mt Barney National Park, is bounded by the Logan River and Burnett Creek. These water courses offer much from fast-flowing sections to the slower-flowing deeper holes which are excellent for swimming. There is also a sandy beach area with shallow water which is great for smaller children. The area is nice and flat and offers excellent conditions for tents and caravans. Amenities include showers, septic toilets, kiosk, hall with dormitory accommodation and a self-catering kitchen, barbecues, picnic tables, swimming, cycling (bring your own bikes), fishing, canoeing, bushwalking and bird-watching. Pets are not allowed. |
| Brisbane Bushland Experience Program The Bushland Experience program offers a range of recreational and educational activities, such as: * ranger-guided walks * bird watching * canoeing * learning about bush medicines * ecological debates * making bush jewellery * wildlife rescue The programs are conducted year-round at various Brisbane bushland and wetland locations for free or at a low cost. Activities: • pick up a program brochure from Council libraries, Ward offices and Customer Service Centres (brochures available two weeks before the program starts) or email us |
| Brisbane Koala Bushlands "The Brisbane Koala Bushlands are a series of conservation parks that form part of the extensive Koala habitats existing in South-East Queensland. The park is a 600-hectare eucalypt forest reserve protecting part of one of Australia's largest Koala populations estimated at 3000-5000, as well as other fauna." |
| Burgess Park Burgess Park is 20km from Beaudesert and about 85km from Brisbane. It is well kept by the managers, Wildwood Park Management, who can be contacted on 0419 762 247. The park is situated on Christmas Creek which provides ideal swimming for children. The old Moreton Bay fig provides great shelter during summer. The grounds are covered with lush grasses and provide an ideal area, especially for caravans. Amenities include toilets, wood barbecues, picnic tables and swimming. There are no showers but a dip in the creek will keep you clean. Please don’t use soap or detergent in the river. It is also advisable to bring your own drinking water. Pets are to be restrained at all times. |
| Flanagan Reserve Beaudesert Shire) Flanagan Reserve is situated in the shadows of Mt Barney National Park about 45km from Beaudesert and 105km from Brisbane. Gerard and Juanita are your camp supervisors and can be contacted on 5544 3128. The reserve is situated on the Logan River and provides very good swimming holes. If you like fishing you can try your luck. The reserve provides lots of shade and, being level, is ideal for caravans. Situated close to, but not next to, Mt Maroon, Mt Barney and Mt Lindesay, this is a popular area for bush walkers. Amenities include showers, toilets, laundry tub and kitchen sink. There are also barbecues, picnic tables and swimming facilities. Dogs are permitted but only under strict supervision. This is a lovely quiet spot and trail bikes are not permitted. |
| Keperra Saddle "A 29 hectare preservation site is located on the steep ridge known as the Keperra Saddle, which separates The Gap (south) from Ferny Grove and Mitchelton (north). The site's biodiversity values have been recognised previously through its inclusion in the Green Space System. The site is also subject to a Vegetation Protection Order." |
| Mt Cootha Forest "Mt Coot-tha Forest is one of Brisbane's largest natural areas, with over 1,500 hectares of open eucalypt forest just 15 minutes from the CBD. Mt Coot-tha Lookout offers sweeping views of the City, Moreton Bay, Stradbroke Island and the southern ranges." |
| Toohey Forest "Toohey Forest is located 11 km south of Brisbane's CBD. There are extensive walking tracks through the open and botanically rich eucalypt forest and heath. Picnic areas give spectacular views of Brisbane. The forested hills and slopes are vital habitat for many native plants and animals once common across south eastern Queensland." |
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