Good Night Scrub National Park

The 66.7 square kilometer protected area contains extensive dry rainforest sections dominated by hoop pine within the Burnett River water catchment.

The Queensland Department of Environment and Science officially designated Good Night Scrub as a national park on December 2, 2005, enhancing conservation efforts.

The park lands represent traditional territories where Aboriginal communities practiced land management through generations in the North Burnett region.

While no formal walking tracks exist in the park, visitors can explore the natural environment through existing fire trails across the terrain.

The park houses 166 bird species and 60 butterfly species, with five rare or threatened species identified within its ecological boundaries.

Location: North Burnett Regional

Operator: Queensland Department of Environment and Science

GPS coordinates: -25.31171,151.88843

Latest update: March 5, 2025 06:22