Things to do including walking, there are two tracks through the park (recommended to walk during the cooler months). During the summer months take drinking water, a hat, sunscreen and insect repellent. You will be walking through wallum woodlands with stunted eucalypt trees, wallum banksias and a flowering heath understorey.

There is birdlife, sand goannas, swamp wallabies, skinks and the mottled tree frog, especially during the early morning and late afternoon. You may even be lucky to see the rare golden wallabies. There are also wonderful wildflowers during spring. So don't forget your camera and binoculars.

You can also walk to Neembeeba Lookout for a fantastic view over the southern part of North Stradbroke Island, the Pacific Ocean and the Gold Coast.

There are areas to sit and have a bush picnic by the lake. Swimming is not recommended due to hidden snags, with the shallow water posing a risks to visitors. There are no facilities so please take all your rubbish with you.

Camping is not permitted in this park. There are campgrounds at Amity and Point Lookout, as well as other types of accommodation facilities at Dunwich, Amity and Point Lookout.

Source: Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service

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