South Island National Park

South Island National Park encompasses 16.2 square kilometers of diverse ecosystems, including coastal areas, forests, and wetlands at 41 meters above sea level.

The establishment of South Island National Park in 1941 marked a significant step in Queensland's environmental conservation, protecting native species and their habitats.

The national park creates opportunities for community engagement through conservation programs, habitat restoration initiatives, and educational activities led by local rangers.

Visitors require permits for camping and specific activities within the park, with facilities ranging from basic sites to those equipped with standard amenities.

The park's location at latitude -21.7525 and longitude 150.330556 positions it 692 kilometers northwest of Brisbane, making it a remote natural sanctuary.

Location: Queensland

Inception: 1941

Elevation above the sea: 41 m

GPS coordinates: -21.75250,150.33056

Latest update: April 11, 2025 18:49