Bendidee National Park

Bendidee National Park is a nature reserve in the Goondiwindi region that protects woodland areas and diverse ecological communities. The park contains a mix of plant and animal habitats within the Brigalow Belt bioregion.

The park was created in 1994 to protect the remaining brigalow-belah plant communities in the region. Its establishment was part of Queensland's efforts to safeguard threatened woodland ecosystems.

The park represents a significant conservation area in Queensland's network of protected lands, maintaining natural habitats for native Australian wildlife.

The reserve can be accessed from Goondiwindi via marked routes and sits west of Brisbane. Visitors should prepare for uneven terrain and expect better conditions during drier months.

The area is home to the Bull oak jewel butterfly, a rare species that patient visitors might observe. The park also shelters several other rare animal species, including a legless lizard adapted to the local environment.

Location: Goondiwindi Regional

Operator: Queensland Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing

GPS coordinates: -28.30157,150.51881

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:22