Nicoll Scrub National Park

The 27-hectare Nicoll Scrub National Park contains five distinct types of rainforest, featuring 200 plant species between Mount Coolagang and Mount Boololagung.

The Queensland Department of National Parks established Nicoll Scrub National Park in December 1994 to protect the last remaining rainforests in Currumbin Valley.

The park serves as an educational site where visitors can learn about native Australian ecosystems and observe numerous indigenous plant and animal species.

The national park provides walking trails through rainforest environments, allowing visitors to experience the natural habitat of 56 bird species and native mammals.

The protected area houses two endangered plant species, six vulnerable flora varieties, and maintains a population of Richmond birdwing butterflies.

Location: Gold Coast City

Operator: Queensland Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing

GPS coordinates: -28.18780,153.42434

Latest update: March 11, 2025 02:08