National Parks
National Parks
The Gold Coast’s national parks offer an easy escape into nature, without ever feeling far from the city. Spread across the coastline and Hinterland, these protected spaces showcase rainforest valleys, walking tracks, lookouts and waterfalls that are well suited to short visits or full-day adventures.
Some national parks are ideal for relaxed bushwalks and picnic spots, while others reward a little extra effort with sweeping views or quieter trails. Families, couples and seasoned walkers alike will find options that match their pace, whether that’s a gentle loop track or a longer hike through the hinterland.
Whether it’s your first time exploring or a return visit to a favourite chillout spot, the Gold Coast’s national parks invite you to slow down, look around and spend time outdoors in a way that feels effortless.
Some national parks are ideal for relaxed bushwalks and picnic spots, while others reward a little extra effort with sweeping views or quieter trails. Families, couples and seasoned walkers alike will find options that match their pace, whether that’s a gentle loop track or a longer hike through the hinterland.
Whether it’s your first time exploring or a return visit to a favourite chillout spot, the Gold Coast’s national parks invite you to slow down, look around and spend time outdoors in a way that feels effortless.
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Canungra
O'Reilly's Tree Top Walk
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Runaway Bay
Pine Ridge Conservation Park
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Springbrook
Springbrook Plateau, Springbrook National Park
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Currumbin Valley
Mount Cougal, Springbrook National Park
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Nerang
Nerang National Park and State Forest
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Tamborine
Tamborine National Park
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Springbrook
Natural Bridge, Springbrook National Park
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Burleigh Heads
David Fleay Wildlife Park
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Beechmont
Binna Burra, Lamington National Park
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Burleigh Heads
Burleigh Head National Park
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Beechmont
Happitat Adventure Park