Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area Brisbane | Sunshine Coast

Bribie Island has beautiful coastal scenery, low-key camping spots and great 4WDing, boating and fishing. Photo credit: © MJL Photography

Be inspired: Explore the Sunshine and Fraser coasts—your go-to weekend escapes!

They’re renowned for surf and sun-drenched beaches, and deservedly-so, but take a closer look and you’ll find the Sunshine and Fraser coasts have so much more in store! Photo credit: Adam Creed © Queensland Government

Be inspired: Favourite hikes for groups of ‘besties and buddies’ around Brisbane

When it comes to bushwalking with your ‘besties’ (friends or family), in Queensland National Parks near Brisbane, you’re truly spoilt for choice! Photo credit: © Queensland Government

Be inspired: Queensland National Parks’ best-loved camping areas

We are truly a nation of coast dwellers, so when it comes to camping holidays, where do we head? To the water, of course! Photo credit: © Tourism and Events Queensland

Attractions

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  • Fort Bribie day-use area

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    Explore Fort Bribie's weathered World War II structures on the island's most northern tip, then relax over a picnic with scenic views.

  • Lighthouse Reach day-use area

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    Enjoy boating from this picnic site on the northern end of the island that was once the site of a lighthouse.

  • Lions Park day-use area

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    Venture to the northern-most tip of the island by boat and enjoy a fun-filled family day of sun, sand and sea.

  • Mission Point day-use area

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    Soak up the peace and quiet at this secluded nook, accessible only by boat, and enjoy stunning views of the Glass House Mountains.

  • Poverty Creek day-use area

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    Relax and unwind next to the gentle waters of Pumicestone Passage and enjoy expansive views across to the Glass House Mountains.