About Bunyaville Conservation Park
Bunyaville Conservation Park is a 373-hectare protected area in Bunya, City of Moreton Bay, about 16 km north-west of Brisbane. Managed by Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, it preserves open eucalypt forest and dry rainforest remnants. Notable for its accessible bushland close to the city, it offers walking, mountain biking and horse riding trails, picnic facilities and wildlife viewing in a natural forest setting.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a natural bushland setting of tall eucalypt forest with a network of shared walking, mountain biking and horse riding trails. The main day-use area off Old Northern Road has picnic tables, electric barbecues, toilets and car parking surrounded by forest. Trails are natural earth surfaces winding through open forest with opportunities for birdwatching and nature photography. The park is a day-use area with no camping and is popular for short walks, family picnics and outdoor exercise.
Key highlights
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373 hectares of open eucalypt forest close to Brisbane
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Network of shared-use trails for walking, mountain biking and horse riding
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Day-use picnic area with electric barbecues and toilets off Old Northern Road
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Opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife spotting including koalas and gliders
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