Plan Your Route
The park is vast; check maps at the Walkabout Creek Visitor Centre before heading into remote sections.
D'Aguilar National Park
AU
National Park·Rugged, Natural, Expansive, Peaceful
D'Aguilar National Park is a rugged expanse located on the northwest fringe of the Brisbane metropolitan area, encompassing the dramatic D'Aguilar Range. The park is a haven for nature lovers, showcasing a mix of eucalyptus woodlands and pockets of lush subtropical rainforest. Visitors can explore the area via the scenic Mount Nebo and Mount Glorious roads, which provide access to iconic vantage points such as Jolly's, Westridge, and Wivenhoe Lookout. The park caters to all types of campers, offering everything from accessible vehicle sites in the Mount Mee section to remote, rugged bush camping in the south. The Walkabout Creek Visitor Centre acts as the primary gateway, while the nearby mountain villages provide charming stops for those traversing the region.
D'Aguilar National Park is a rugged expanse located on the northwest fringe of the Brisbane metropolitan area, encompassing the dramatic D'Aguilar Range. The park is a haven for nature lovers, showcasing a mix of eucalyptus woodlands and pockets of lush subtropical rainforest. Visitors can explore the area via the scenic Mount Nebo and Mount Glorious roads, which provide access to iconic vantage points such as Jolly's, Westridge, and Wivenhoe Lookout. The park caters to all types of campers, offering everything from accessible vehicle sites in the Mount Mee section to remote, rugged bush camping in the south. The Walkabout Creek Visitor Centre acts as the primary gateway, while the nearby mountain villages provide charming stops for those traversing the region.
Highlights
Scenic drives through Mount Nebo and Mount Glorious.
Panoramic views from Jolly's, Westridge, and Wivenhoe Lookouts.
Diverse ecosystems including subtropical rainforests.
Varied camping options from vehicle-accessible to remote bush sites.
Educational resources at the Walkabout Creek Visitor Centre.
Before you go: D'Aguilar National Park essentials
The park is very large and requires a vehicle to access most trailheads and lookouts.
Mobile phone reception can be unreliable in deeper, mountainous parts of the park.
Some camping areas require specific permits or bookings in advance.
The terrain can be steep and challenging on certain hiking trails.
Pack Essentials
Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, and insect repellent, especially when hiking in the rainforest areas.
Best For
Outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, and nature lovers seeking a wilderness escape near the city.
Currency
AUD $
Average Cost
$30-$70 p/day
Time of Day
Breakfast, Lunch
Check Conditions
Always verify park alerts and weather conditions on the official website before visiting, as roads can be affected by rain.
Respect Wildlife
Keep a respectful distance from native animals and ensure you take all trash with you to preserve the environment.
Languages Spoken
English
Occasion Tags
Nature Lovers, Hikers, Campers, Families
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Location
Australia