Things to do

Waterhole close to Cedar Grove camping area.

Photo credit: Ross Naumann, QPWS volunteer

Waterfall, Amama walk from the Amama day-use area, Amamoor State Forest.

Photo credit: Ross Naumann, QPWS volunteer

Amamoor State Forest offers two great camping areas and a day-use area—all are sited close to Amamoor Creek and have access to walking tracks.

• Amamoor State Forest map and walks information map (PDF, 308.6KB) Page 1 Amamoor State Forest map; Page 2 and 3 for detailed maps and walks information
• Amama day-use area
• Cedar Grove camping area
• Amamoor Creek camping area

Several graded walking tracks offer the chance to explore remnant dry rainforests, open eucalypt forests, and pine plantations, view the cascading creeks, waterholes and a picturesque waterfall.

Walks from Amama day-use area

• Macadamia walk
• Fig tree circuit (including Macadamia walk section)
• Amama walk
• Amamoor State Forest map and walks information map (PDF, 308.6KB) Page 2—Map 2 Amama day-use area and walking tracks

Walks from Cedar Grove camping area

• Rainforest walk
• Cedar Grove hiking trail
• Amamoor State Forest map and walks information map (PDF, 308.6KB) Page 3—Map 3 Cedar Grove camping area and walking tracks

Walks from Amamoor Creek camping area

• Amamoor Creek hiking trail—Dogs on a leash are permitted on this walk, conditions apply.
• Amamoor State Forest map and walks information map (PDF, 308.6KB) Page 3—Map 4 Amamoor Creek camping area and walking tracks

Enjoy a picnic at the Amama day-use area.

Photo credit: Ross Naumann, QPWS volunteer