This park protects sandy beaches, diverse coastal lowland vegetation and the catchment of near-pristine Deepwater Creek, one of Queensland’s few remaining undisturbed coastal freshwater streams.
Location
Deepwater National Park is about 103km north-west of Bundaberg.
Accessible by
- 4WD
Park facilities
- Campfires allowed (conditions apply)
- Generators allowed (conditions apply)
- Picnic tables
- Toilets
- Tent camping
- Camper trailer camping
- Campervan camping
- Showers
- Fishing
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Lace monitors are a regular wildlife sighting in the park, especially around camping and day-use areas. Photo credit: Shawn Huddy © Queensland Government
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Keen-eyed visitors might spot hidden natural treasure like these thick-knee eggs. Photo credit: © Charlotte Reynolds
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Explore wallum scrubland on the Deepwater coastal drive. Photo credit: © Charlotte Reynolds
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Wildflowers, like grevilleas, attract insects and birdlife to the park. Photo credit: © Charlotte Reynolds
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Paperbark swamps are just one of Deepwater’s diverse environments. Photo credit: © Charlotte Reynolds
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Explore rock pools at Wreck Rock day-use area. Photo credit: © Charlotte Reynolds
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Look for turtle tracks on the beaches during the nesting season. Photo credit: Shawn Huddy © Queensland Government
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You might be lucky enough to see a sea turtle from the beach. Photo credit: Shawn Huddy © Queensland Government
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Don't miss the chance to see an emu and chicks at Deepwater National Park Photo credit: Shawn Huddy © Queensland Government
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Pull up your camper trailer at a shady camp site at Wreck Rock camping area. Photo credit: © Chris Whitelaw
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The beach is only a short walk from Wreck Rock day-use area. Photo credit: © Chris Whitelaw
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It’s a short walk from the car park to the beach at Flat Rock day-use area. Photo credit: © Chris Whitelaw
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You'll find peaceful camp sites behind the foredunes at Wreck Rock camping area. Photo credit: © Chris Whitelaw
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You'll enjoy scenic beach strolls at Deepwater National Park. Photo credit: © Chris Whitelaw
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Camp overnight at Wreck Rock or Middle Rock camping areas and enjoy scenic beach sunrises. Photo credit: Paul Curtis © North Queensland Wildscapes
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Enjoy bush camping at the remote Middle Rock camping area. Photo credit: © Chris Whitelaw
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Bring your binoculars and look for birdlife like red-tailed black-cockatoos. Photo credit: Shawn Huddy © Queensland Government
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Enjoy canoeing the creeks of Deepwater National Park. Photo credit: © Tourism and Events Queensland
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The Deepwater coastal drive is the best way to explore the national park. Photo credit: © Charlotte Reynolds
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The Deepwater coastal drive is great for 4WD enthusiasts. Photo credit: © Chris Whitelaw
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Explore the peaceful natural treasure of Deepwater National Park along the coastal drive. Photo credit: © Charlotte Reynolds
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It’s only a short walk to the beautiful beach at Middle Rock camping area. Photo credit: © Chris Whitelaw
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Camp under the shade of the palm trees at Wreck Rock creek camping area. Photo credit: © Chris Whitelaw
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Flat Rock day-use area is a great place to relax, beach walk or try a spot of fishing. Photo credit: © Chris Whitelaw
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Enjoy a great day out on the stunning beaches at Wreck Rock day-use area. Photo credit: © Charlotte Reynolds
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