Border Ranges National Park

Wonderful national park for day trips and overnight camping (online booking), with both family friendly and challenging walks through the rainforests, as well as spectacular lookout views. $8 park fee payable (exact change required). Brindle Creek loop is a good short 1km family friendly walk across wooden foot bridges; the kids love climbing over tree roots and mossy stones. Blackbutt Lookout is easily accessible, within steps from parking. Pinnacle Lookout (300m walk) is also breathtaking, but not for the faint hearted. There are sheer cliff drops and not fully fenced along the whole track, so you must keep an eye on younger children. Two good camping spots available and can be booked online.

Beautiful national park, amazing view at the Pinnacle

Very beautiful park. The roads are a bit dangerous if it rains so definitely drive under the 40 speed limit or the mud will make you slide

Beautiful, quiet and not so much visited national park with beautiful viewpoints and forest walks. The road is in good condition and passable with a normal car.

Stunning and beautiful National park. Drive the Tweed Range Scenic Drive - the rainforest way is a must. Mostly dirt road. Incredible walking trails, rainforests, lookouts, campsites and picnic areas.

Such a well maintained park, amazing walking tracks and an absolutely breathtaking view. I was amazed how much wildlife there was when camping at Sheepstation Creek, Pademelons were playing around the camp grounds until dawn, and the birds were very curious and would come sit in the tree close to us. AMAZING!!!

Fantastic , loved it , the views are spectacular from all lookoutsAll wheel drive , but rough in partsDrop toilet s , all clean not bugs & water to wash your hands.Ready enjoyed the short walk s we did.Met up with others doing the 3 hour walks who loved it as wellGreat places to picnic, we took provisions to cook on open fire, wonderfulHad family with us who hadn’t been before, they loved it to

This is such a beautiful drive up to the rainforest. We did the Bringle Creek walk and Red Cedar Loop walk, which were both short and easy walks to do with the young kids. They had a lot of fun on the natural vine swings and looking at all the big trees. Bring your swimmers and have a dip in the beautiful water.