Social Walk in Bunyaville Conservation Park

Activity Details

Bunyaville Conservation Park is conveniently close to Brisbane city and is surrounded by suburbia. Bunyaville Conservation Park is featured as NPAQ’s Park of the Month for August.   The park is the perfect spot for a picnic or a walk through dry eucalypt forest and is on Albany Creek.  Barbecues, picnic tables, drinking water and toilets are provided. The Park is popular for bush walking, mountain biking, horse riding, orienteering and picnicking. This multiple-use park is also a vital link in the Mountains to Mangroves Corridor, providing essential habitat for plants and animals in South East Queensland.  The facilities and tracks have undergone some extensive work to repair damage caused by Cyclone Alfred.  On a recent walk in the park, wattles and Purple pea were out in full colour, so other wild flowers will be out at the time of the walk.  The walk is only 4 kilometres in length but it does take in some short steep sections.  A walking pole would be useful if you use one.  This is a good opportunity to catch up with friends and socialize in the great outdoors.

We will meet at 9:45am at the Bunyaville picnic area, about 700 metres from Old Northern Road, Bunya.  UBD Map 118 reference M9.  GPS coordinates  -27.375832S   152.979972E .  We plan to finish by 2.00pm to avoid the peak hour traffic.

Bring folding chair and morning tea to have before the walk at the picnic area, bottle of water, sun screen, hat, walking pole and picnic lunch.

Please register for this activity via the NPAQ website by completing all fields.