Undara Volcanic National Park

A must do in the area but book ahead.! There are 3 tours you can do, one is easy and then 2 more demanding and challenging. (Not to hard, but unlevel rock hops.)The wind tunnel tour was great.Guide was very informative.Tubes were great.They have a dinning amphitheatre type area with bar. A bit expensive, 2 bangas with mash was $32. (I expected a bit more banga for that...)The live entertainment was great.!Camping, glamping and cabins for accommodation. Great stay.Staff were good, but under the pump in peak times.

The lava tubes were spectacular and a beautiful sunset to watch from the hill on the wildlife tour was cool. The staff at Undara weren’t accommodating at all to our needs unfortunately so won’t stay there again. Would pick somewhere else

Very interesting tour and enjoyed our stay at the van park , we managed to survive with limited internet and no phone and was a very quiet camp, Weather lovely , warm nights , days warmer, the lava tubes are amazing and great to see no rubbish and being kept clean and managed well. Happy to see the visitor numbers down and people not touching and destroying the tubes and area.

The geological history of the lava tubes is fascinating. You will be awestruck by the formations.I found out about this place by chance and the Qld government should really do more to promote it.You cannot self tour so make sure you book a guided tour with a Savannah guide through Undara Experience. Well worth it!

Enjoyed this experience, although after the wet season part of cave is inaccessible. Felt it was overpriced.

I spent 5 amazing days there for the Rock & Blues festival. I got to experience ANZAC dawn service. I will never forget.The staff go beyond their roles to make sure everyone is catered for. The Lava tubes are something to see and the history of the family that settled there and the hardships they went through. Looking forward to next year

My mate and I absolutely loved this tour. It was totally amazing to see how big the lava tubes are. I would recommend this to anybody who is ok with walking over and around large rocks. We went through Bedrock Caravan park. Our guides name was David, he was very knowledgeable.

What a wonderful place. We booked late and got a quad tent. Clean tidy and comfortable. The guide to the lava tubes was amazing with so much information about the whole area and tubes. The dinners were absolutely fantastic, quick and served in a great area. The bush breakfast is worth the fun ( keeping your food on the plate before the kookaburras steal it). Great for the kids and anyone who has never experienced a real Billy tea. Would thoroughly recommend this for anyone. Great place for kids and a great place to get them unplugged.

Undara Experience was a remarkable place, from the short walk up to the top of the crater to the thrilling exploration of the large and beautiful lava tubes, this is an awe-inspiring destination that is not to be missed.The guided tours were our favourite, we recommend booking a sunset tour, followed by a morning tour to the archway tube, both easily accessible from the park.Our guide was fantastic, with exceptional knowledge and enthusiasm, making our tour a unique experience.The Undara settlement is a perfect place to unwind and reconnect with nature, with bushwalks to extinct volcanoes and small swimming pool available for use.All in all, I highly recommend visiting Undara Experience, which has been well managed and kept clean, with great tours and attractive facilities for an authentic outback experience!alex