Chesterton Range National Park

The national park extends across 309 square kilometers of subtropical land, containing diverse flora and fauna within the Brigalow Belt South bioregion.

The park territory includes remnants of a two-room pastoral homestead from 1937, marking the final period of agricultural activity within its boundaries.

The land connects to three major waterways: Warrego River, Wallam Creek, and Maranoa River, forming essential water catchment zones for the region.

Located 585 kilometers west of Brisbane, the park requires visitors to bring their own supplies as no facilities are available within its boundaries.

The protected area houses 13 rare species, including the yakka skink, Woma python, red goshawk, grey falcon, and koala populations.

Location: Redford

Location: Murweh Shire

Inception: December 8, 1995

Operator: Queensland Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing

GPS coordinates: -26.19219,147.34717

Latest update: November 21, 2025 17:36