About Bunyaville

Park features

Bunyaville Conservation Park is conveniently close to Brisbane city. The park is the perfect spot for a picnic under the forest canopy. Picnic tables and toilets are provided.

Visitors can enjoy bushwalking, horseriding and cycling.

Dogs are allowed on shared trails and walking tracks only, provided they are always kept on a leash and under control.

Dogs and horses are not permitted on designated mountain bike trails in the interests of visitor safety. Horses are not permitted in the picnic areas and designated walking tracks.

Looking after the park

• Everything in this park is protected. Do not take or interfere with plants or animals.
• Please do not feed or leave food for animals. Human food can harm wildlife and cause some animals to become aggressive.
• Stay on track—do not cut corners or create new tracks.
• Take rubbish home as no bins are provided.
• Keep dogs on a leash and under control at all times. Pick up and bag your dog’s droppings immediately and remove them from the park.

See the guidelines on caring for parks for more information about protecting our environment and heritage in parks.

Park management

Bunyaville Conservation Park is a bush retreat for many locals. This multiple-use park is also a vital link in the Mountains to Mangroves Corridor, which is a wildlife corridor that extends from the D'Aguilar Ranges to Boondall Wetlands and Moreton Bay providing essential habitat for plants and animals in South East Queensland.

Bunyaville is managed by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation for its conservation and cultural values and its recreational opportunities.

The park holds significant cultural value for Turrbal First Nations people.

Tourism information links

Brisbane Visitor Information Centre
www.visitbrisbane.com.au
Queen Street Mall, Brisbane Qld 4002
ph (07) 3006 6200
fax (07) 3006 6250
email visit@brisbanemarketing.com.au

For tourism information for all regions in Queensland see Queensland Holidays.