Bunya Mountains National Park - QLD

Bunya Mountains National Park is located 55km west of Nanango via Maidenwell or 55km north from Dalby via Kaimkillenbun. Aboriginal people once gathered in the mountains every three years to celebrate and feast on the large crops of bunya nuts. Protected within the mountains is the world's largest stand of bunya pines, their distinctive dome shaped crown can be seen rising above the surrounding rainforest. Rangers do request that visitors not feed birds and wildlife in the park.
A Camping permit is required. Located on Bunya Avenue signposted off Bunya Mountains Road, 60klm north of Dalby and 30klm west of Maidenwell. Bring drinking water. Gas/ fuel stove only.
Further information.
Naturally Queensland Information Centre Ph 07-3227 8186
Further information & bookings:
Smart Service Queensland
Ph 13 13 04
Bookings are recommended up to 6 months in advance for peak periods, long weekends, public and school holidays, Easter and Christmas.
Camping fees from $4.50 per person each night.