Springbrook Conservation Park

About Springbrook Conservation Park

Springbrook Conservation Park in Queensland, part of Springbrook National Park, covers 6,558 hectares in four main sections spanning the Springbrook plateau, Mount Cougal, Natural Bridge, and Numinbah, approximately two hours south of Brisbane. Recognized for its World Heritage inclusion in the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia, the park features cool forests and mountain streams with walks through subtropical and temperate rainforest, eucalypt forest, and montane heath, with spectacular waterfalls, cascades, and tumbling creeks. The park is home to pademelons, brushtail possums, and occasionally koalas and spotted quolls, with visitors able to follow winding trails along forested gorges stopping at waterfalls and lookouts throughout this conservation area.

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