Erringibba National Park

Erringibba National Park is a protected natural area within the Brigalow Belt region, featuring native plants and wildlife throughout its grounds. The landscape consists of open bushland and gentle terrain with vegetation suited to inland Queensland conditions.

The area was first protected in 1994 and gained official national park status five years later in 1999. This change secured long-term conservation of the natural landscape and its ecosystems.

The park serves as a refuge for wildlife adapted to Queensland's inland climate and open landscapes. Visitors can encounter species that thrive in the dry bushland environment characteristic of this region.

The park is located inland from Brisbane and can be reached by driving through Queensland's regional areas. Visitors should expect warm conditions during summer and cooler temperatures during winter months.

The park sits within the Condamine River catchment, an important waterway system for the region. The absence of artificial dams or modified water flow allows natural hydrological processes to function as they would without human intervention.

Location: Queensland

Inception: 1999

Elevation above the sea: 297 m

GPS coordinates: -27.29028,149.70417

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:04