Eurimbula National Park

Mangrove-dotted wetlands and eucalypt forests outline the pristine beaches of Eurimbula National Park in Agnes Water, where visitors can explore unspoiled Australia as they uncover this coastal wonderland. The melange of plant varieties and untouched botanicals attract hoards of wildlife, and with that, the park protects miles of coastal vegetation.
For a peaceful getaway, lounge by the beach or drop a lure in for some fishing and boating. Nature lovers may like to camp out and spend more time viewing the park’s various wildflowers and wildlife, including honeyeaters, powerful owls and turtles, while others may opt to scout out the terrain by following one of the trails, or get adventurous with a bushwalk. Many travelers choose to have picnics at the waterfront for a relaxing experience.

Practical Info

Eurimbula National Park is located in Eurimbula, about 69 miles (112 kilometers) north of Bundaberg in Queensland. Look for the Eurimbula National Park sign about six miles (10 kilometers) before the town of Agnes Water. The park is open 24 hours, but it is suggested that visitors walk through only during daylight hours for safety. Admission is free, but permits for camping vary. Mobile reception is unreliable in this area. If driving in, high‐clearance four‐wheel‐drive vehicles are recommended; no caravans allowed. Bring your own drinking water. Always check the Eurimbula Park alerts, advice and warnings before planning a trip.