Bulburin National Park

Bulburin National Park contains extensive subtropical rainforest areas with dense vegetation and diverse plant species across its elevated terrain at 594 meters.

The Queensland Department of National Parks established this protected area in 2006, marking a significant step in regional conservation efforts.

The park functions as an educational center where visitors learn about Queensland's native wildlife, including wompoo pigeons and regent bowerbirds.

Visitors access the park through routes connecting Gladstone and Bundaberg, with facilities including parking areas, seating spots, and designated camping zones.

The national park harbors the last remaining population of Bulburin nut trees, with fewer than 40 specimens of this Macadamia jansenii species.

Location: Queensland

Inception: 2006

Elevation above the sea: 594 m

Operator: Queensland Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing

Website: http://npsr.qld.gov.au/parks/bulburin

GPS coordinates: -24.64909,151.50797

Latest update: March 9, 2025 08:33