Tregole National Park

The national park extends across 75 square kilometers of semi-arid terrain, where brigalow and mulga biospheres intersect in South West Queensland.

The protected area, established in February 1995, transformed from a grazing property into a conservation zone managed by Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service.

The land represents two distinct ecological regions of Australia, featuring stands of Ooline trees that persist despite the dry conditions.

Visitors can access a day-use area located 10 kilometers south of Morven along Morven-Bollon Road, which includes a 2.1-kilometer walking track.

The park contains an extensive collection of Ooline trees, a vulnerable species that maintains its presence in the hot climate of the region.

Location: Murweh Shire

Operator: Queensland Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing

Website: https://npsr.qld.gov.au/parks/tregole

GPS coordinates: -26.48489,147.06835

Latest update: March 12, 2025 04:38