The Palms National Park Southern Queensland Country

A beautiful stand of piccabeen palms is the key feature of The Palms National Park. Photo credit: Karen Smith © Queensland Government

The Palms National Park protects a small remnant of palm-filled subtropical rainforest and vine forest in a spring-fed gully in the headwaters of the Brisbane River. Birds, frogs, bats and other wildlife can be seen or heard when you picnic or take a short rainforest stroll.

Location

About 210km or two hours drive north-west of Brisbane, or 100km north of Toowoomba.

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Park facilities

  • Picnic tables
  • No camping
  • Walking

  • There are currently no park alerts for this park.