Eidsvold
Beeron National Park
Quiet sandstone and granite country straddling the regional border, with open forests, birdlife, and remote tracks.
- Region
- Eidsvold
- Location
- Beeron area, between Mundubbera and Eidsvold (border area)
- Best for
- Remote scenic drives and birdwatching escapes
- Ideal season
- Winter and spring for mild days and wildflowers
- Facilities
- None—pack in everything you need
Park overview
Discover Beeron National Park
Beeron National Park protects open forests and rocky outcrops on the southern fringe of the North Burnett, offering a low-key bush escape for self-sufficient travellers.
Sparse signage and minimal facilities keep the park feeling wild—watch for wallabies, gliders, and prolific birdlife along ridgelines linking Mundubbera and Eidsvold.
Park highlights
- Cruise quiet 4WD trails across sandstone ridges for panoramas over the Burnett River catchment.
- Photograph spring wildflowers, grass trees, and granite pavements glowing after winter rain.
- Pair your remote bushland adventure with heritage villages and riverfront parks in nearby towns.
Signature experiences
What to do in Beeron National Park
Choose from ranger-recommended walks, scenic lookouts, and hidden waterholes to tailor your perfect day inside the park.
Border ridge drive
Navigate unsealed forestry roads that straddle the regional boundary, stopping at rocky knolls for picnics and wide-angle photos.
Granite knoll sunset
As daylight fades, scramble atop low granite domes to watch warm hues wash over woodlands and distant farm paddocks.
Birdwatching loops
Carry binoculars for slow loops through ironbark forest where red-tailed black cockatoos, fairy-wrens, and kookaburras are common.
Plan your visit
Essential tips before you go
Be prepared for remote conditions and changeable weather. Use these practical notes to travel safely and make the most of your time in Beeron National Park.
Getting there
- Approach via unsealed roads south of Mundubbera or Eidsvold—consult shire maps and check recent weather.
- Conventional vehicles can manage in dry conditions, but a high-clearance 4WD is recommended during or after rain.
Need to know
- There are no facilities, water, or fuel—travel self-sufficient with recovery gear and communications.
- Roads may close during wet weather or planned burns—review park alerts before departure.
- Respect private property boundaries and stay on formed tracks to protect fragile vegetation.
Stay nearby
- Mundubbera and Eidsvold both provide motels, caravan parks, and visitor information centres.
- Riverside campgrounds at Ceratodus Rest Area or Mundubbera Showgrounds suit campers wanting extra time nearby.
Helpful resources
More national parks
Discover another wild escape
Keep the adventure rolling with these nearby North Burnett national parks. Each guide includes insider tips, key walks, and planning advice.
Mount Walsh National Park
Scramble granite domes, picnic by Waterfall Creek, and watch raptors ride thermals above Biggenden farmland.
Good Night Scrub National Park
Remote Burnett River ridgelines, dry rainforest pockets, and quiet 4WD tracks link to Paradise Dam and Mingo Crossing escapes.
Coalstoun Lakes National Park
Wander the rims of twin volcanic craters, scan seasonal lakes for birdlife, and uncover rare geology close to Biggenden.