Ferntree Creek National Park, Nature reserve in Sunshine Coast Regional, Australia

Ferntree Creek National Park is a national park in southeastern Queensland, 97 km north of Brisbane and 2 km north of Nambour, west of the Bruce Highway. It consists of two separate but close areas along Ferntree Creek that protect the local eucalyptus forest. The Nambour golf course borders the park to the southeast.

The park was established in 2009 to protect local ecosystems and maintain natural water drainage patterns in the region. This conservation effort emerged from the need to safeguard threatened habitats for long-term environmental stability.

The park lies just north of Nambour, west of the Bruce Highway, and its southeastern edge borders the Nambour golf course. The two separate sections along Ferntree Creek protect the local eucalyptus forest. Nearby are the Mount Coolum, Mapleton Falls, Triunia and Eudlo Creek national parks.

The park lies 2 km north of Nambour, west of the Bruce Highway, and is reached from the northern edge of town via Nambour Connection Road. It consists of two separate but closely neighbouring sections along Ferntree Creek, with the Nambour golf course bordering the south-east. No visitor facilities are recorded, so plan your own route and supplies.

Ferntree Creek National Park consists of two separate but closely neighbouring sections along Ferntree Creek, and the Nambour golf course lies directly to its south-east. The park is reached from the northern edge of Nambour via Nambour Connection Road, west of the Bruce Highway.