Things to See & Do
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Bunya Mountains National Park
Yarraman State Forest
Benarkin State Forest
The Palms National Park
Kilkivan Forest Reserve
Boat Mountain Conservation Park
Jack Smith Scrub Conservation Park
Jimna State Forest and Forest Reserve
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Uncork the Magic

of the South Burnett visit some of the South Burnett's boutique wineries

Drop in a Line

the South Burnett has some of the best freshwater fishing in Queensland

Order your free copy of the South Burnett Visitors Guide

National Parks

The South Burnett is home to the second oldest national park, the Bunya Mountains National Park, with nine major walking tracks offering breathtaking views and a stunning range of flora and fauna.

The small Palms National Park, 18 kilometres south-west of Yarraman, has a circuit walk through the thick stands of ancient piccabeen palms.

There are also numerous state parks and conservation parks throughout the South Burnett, including the Emu Creek State Forest Park near Benarkin, Mudlo Conservation Park near Kilkivan, the Mount Wooroolin Nature Refuge near Kingaroy, and Boat Mountain Conservation Park near Murgon.