The Palms National Park - QLD

This small National Park (12 hectares) is just 7 kilometres off the New England Highway and is about 210km (or 2 hours drive) NW of Brisbane (or 100km north of Toowoomba). The park features a small remnant of Piccabeen palms surrounded by a belt of subtropical rainforest with a number of huge Moreton Bay figtrees. It is a quite magical vine forest in a spring-fed gully where birds, frogs, bats and other wildlife can be seen and heard on an impressive rainforest boardwalk through the Piccabean palms.
The park is home to Grey-headed Flying Foxes. The park is also known by its former name of Boldery Park. Enjoy easy walks through the vegetation for a day trip.
There is no camping in the Palms National Park.