Crows Nest National Park

Another great park, a couple of walks. But you can do the lot in a couple of hours (approx 5klm?).Camp ground is great but narrow tracks on might challenge big vans? Book online.

Lovely place to visit, so beautiful and quiet. We enjoyed our day, they have nice tracks to walk, and the place is so peaceful, loved it at Crows Nest Falls

PHOTOGRAPHY OPPORTUNITIESThe national park tracks and stairs are well maintained and signed.THE ROCK POOL / FALLS LOOPI took this track as I wanted to check out all the Crows Nest Rock Pools, water falls and lookout.THE CASCADESA lovely easy walk without too many steps. The running water was just gorgeous. The signs warned of deep crevices and slippery rocks. I decided to just stay on the bank and not cross.KAUYOO POOLI climbed and followed to the right of the actual rock pool, following the sound of rushing water smashing against the rocks to find a fantastic small waterfall on a sandy beach.Tiny finches hopped amongst the bushes. It appears most walkers have no idea what's only 700 meters to the right of the track?BOTTLEBRUSH POOLBe prepared for over 200 steps to reach the pool area below. While the yellow wattle flowering above the pool area was pretty"

One of the most underrated NP in Queensland. A beautiful place especially after the rains

Nice place to stayToilets were fairly clean and didn’t smellGood fire pits at every siteThe entry road is a little tight but doable with caravan or motor homeThe walking tracks are well marked

Have been hiking here on multiple occasions, unfortunately no water flowing at the moment but still nice views and worth the walk. Tracks are gravel and easy to follow, both lookouts provide great views and the pools are very tranquil. Would recommend spending a few hours here with friends or family

Very well managed track with heaps of steps on the steep sections. You could go there for a quick dip in the one of many pools along the way or to have a 2 hr return hike to the top for a beautiful view of the waterfall.Heaps of BBQs and camping grounds, seats at the parking and also toilets.Could be a perfect destination to bring kids over or to have a picnic after a short hike.

I did the walk to Bottle Brush Pools not long after rain. It was a really pretty walk. I had fun tip-toeing over a fallen tree to cross a creek at the start of the walk. The walk was peppered with beautiful blue gums. Bottle Brush Pools was beautiful. It was so peaceful and serene and I was the only there. It was hot so I went for a refreshing swim with a currawong and a beautiful sacred kingfisher for company. I enjoyed the walk and the lovely Koonin view at Koonin Lookout before heading back. It was a delightful, easy walk that took just over 2 hours.

Excellent place for hiking. Loop walk is around 3/4 kms, medium grade track bit of up and down with stairs. Take swim clothes if you love swimming in pools. Narrow tracks with gravel. Keep water bottles with you. Car park is good with sitting area and toilets.

Best place for hiking and to see the natural scenery. BBQ, public toilets are available in national park with proper car park. The lookout point is mesmerising. The proper place where you can even take your children. Recommend to all the people to go in a group as it will be more fun. Hike with nature.