Eudlo Creek National Park

The park encompasses 0.43 square kilometers of protected land, featuring 456 plant species and providing habitat for the Tusked frog population.

The area around Eudlo Creek served as a crossing point for travelers between Brisbane and Gympie starting from 1868, with a bridge constructed in 1870s.

The Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service maintains this category II protected area, ensuring the preservation of thirteen rare plant species for future generations.

Located 85 kilometers north of Brisbane, visitors should bring their own supplies as the park does not offer facilities or food services.

The northern section of Eudlo Creek retains substantial vegetation with Tallowwood, Bloodwood, and Flooded Gum trees forming natural corridors.

Location: Sunshine Coast Regional

Operator: Queensland Department of Environment and Science

GPS coordinates: -26.71191,152.95761

Latest update: March 10, 2025 06:39