Lockyer National Park

Lockyer National Park is a nature reserve in the Toowoomba region featuring woodland areas, grasslands, and open bushland. Native Australian plants and wildlife inhabit these varied landscapes, which change in character throughout the year.

Queensland established this protected area in 2008 to preserve the region's natural landscapes for the future. The decision reflected a commitment to safeguarding the local ecosystems and their diverse wildlife.

The land holds profound meaning for Aboriginal peoples through their ancestral stories and ongoing connection to these places. This spiritual relationship shapes how the landscape is understood and respected by those who know its history.

The park has several walking trails suited to different fitness levels, with information signs explaining the local plants and animals. Wear sturdy shoes and bring water, especially on warm days, as paths can become muddy after rain.

Native wildflowers burst into bloom during spring, transforming the landscape into a colorful display across the grasslands and bushland. This seasonal shift makes each visit feel like exploring a different environment.

Location: Toowoomba Regional

Operator: Queensland Department of Environment and Science

GPS coordinates: -27.46293,152.25716

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:04