Kwiambal National Park

The national park features granite formations, white cypress pines, and ironbark trees along the Severn and Macintyre Rivers, creating diverse ecological zones.

The land transformed from tobacco farming grounds into a protected national park in 2000, now spanning over 6,500 hectares of natural wilderness.

The name Kwiambal, pronounced Kigh-am-bal, reflects the indigenous connection to this land near the New South Wales-Queensland border.

Visitors can access multiple camping areas, including Kookibitta and Lemon Tree Flat, which provide basic facilities such as toilets and barbecue spots.

The convergence of Severn and Macintyre Rivers creates natural plunge pools and waterfalls, offering multiple swimming and fishing locations throughout the park.

Location: Inverell Shire Council

Operator: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

GPS coordinates: -29.11707,151.00316

Latest update: March 21, 2025 19:01