Davies Creek National Park

Davies Creek National Park spans across 4.86 square kilometers of land featuring granite outcrops, eucalypt woodland, and flowing waterways in Far North Queensland.

The Queensland Department of Environment and Science established this protected area in 2001 to preserve local ecosystems and endangered species populations.

The national park lands contain territories of significance to Indigenous communities who maintained connections with this environment through generations.

Visitors can access designated picnic areas with toilets and follow a two-kilometer walking trail that leads to the base of Davies Creek Falls.

The park provides critical habitat for the northern bettong and houses some of the largest bird-eating spiders, reaching diameters of 16 centimeters.

Location: Mareeba Shire

Operator: Queensland Department of Environment and Science

GPS coordinates: -17.00368,145.58085

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:56