Junee National Park - QLD

Junee National Park, located about 30 km east of Middlemount in Central Queensland, protects 5,400 hectares of ecologically significant terrain within the Brigalow Belt North Bioregion. The park conserves 15 regional ecosystems, including endangered and of-concern types such as brigalow and microphyll vine forests, and supports rare plant species like Solanum elachophyllum. It also features the geologically distinct Junee Tableland, a raised sandstone and basalt plateau, contributing to the park’s ecological and geological importance.The park is managed for conservation, with limited visitor infrastructure. There are no designated camping areas or facilities, and access is primarily for low-impact activities like nature study and hiking. Visitors should be self-reliant and prepared for remote conditions. For those seeking camping or more developed facilities, options are available in nearby towns such as Middlemount. Always check for park alerts and access conditions via the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service.