St Helena Island National Park Brisbane

The fascinating history of St Helena Island is at your fingertips

Enjoy a virtual tour of a colonial-era prison—see the island stockade from the air, and learn about a notorious prisoner—all without leaving your seat! Photo credit: © Queensland Government

Things to do

    Camping and accommodation

    Camping

    There is no camping at St Helena Island National Park.

    Other accommodation

    There is a wide range of holiday accommodation in Brisbane. For more information see the tourism information links.

    Guided tours and events

    The Go Back in Time program provides exciting and innovative ways to visit and experience some of the premier heritage sites in Moreton Bay. A wide range of activities and events are available, including cannon firings and guided tours of colonial prison, fort and quarantine station.

    The program has a strong educational focus, with many activities using theatre-in-education techniques designed to fully engage students' imagination. To ensure a high quality program, all activities and tours are accredited and developed in conjunction with Education Queensland.

    For contact details for all tour providers see the tourism information links.

    Walking

    Short walking tracks to several historic sites at the southern end of the island are accessible without a tour guide.

    Access to the restricted area, including the prison ruins, is by guided tour only.

    Picnic and day-use areas

    A picnic area with toilets, picnic tables and a shelter shed is provided on the southern end of the island. Information on walking tracks and access restrictions is available at the shelter shed.

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