Springbrook National Park

Springbrook National Park is a nature-focused destination in Robina, Gold Coast, known for its ancient World Heritage rainforest, waterfalls, volcanic cliffs and broad lookout views. It forms part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area, one of Queensland’s five World Heritage properties, giving the park significance well beyond its scenery.

The park offers several ways to experience the landscape, including hiking, walking, camping and lookouts. Visitors can explore rainforest and ancient trees, seek out a cave and waterfall, or take in the views across the surrounding cliffs. A virtual tour is also available for those who want to explore the park from home.

Facilities include picnic tables, barbecues, toilets, an information centre, a park office and Wi-Fi. Camping is available for tents, camper trailers and campervans, while wheelchair access is provided in some areas and may require assistance. These facilities make Springbrook suitable for day visitors, families, groups and travellers planning a longer stay, while the walking tracks and viewpoints also offer options for solo visitors.

The park’s natural and cultural importance is recognised through its World Heritage status. Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service provides maps, resources, safety information and park alerts, so checking conditions before visiting is worthwhile. Springbrook National Park suits visitors looking for rainforest walks, picnic stops, camping and scenic viewpoints in a protected landscape close to the Gold Coast.