Speewah Conservation Park Tropical North Queensland

Photo credit: Robert Ashdown © Queensland Government

Things to do

    Speewah camping area.

    Speewah camping area.

    Photo credit: Julie Swartz, Queensland Government

    Boardwalks along the Djina-Wu walk allows easy walking for all ages.

    Boardwalks along the Djina-Wu walk allows easy walking for all ages.

    Photo credit: Julie Swartz, Queensland Government

    Speewah trail head provides access to the long-distance walks through Barron Gorge National Park.

    Speewah trail head provides access to the long-distance walks through Barron Gorge National Park.

    Photo credit: Julie Swartz, Queensland Government

    Explore the diverse rainforest on short walks from the Speewah trailhead.

    Explore the diverse rainforest on short walks from the Speewah trailhead.

    Photo credit: Julie Swartz, Queensland Government

    Enjoy a picnic in the day-use area after your rainforest walk.

    Enjoy a picnic in the day-use area after your rainforest walk.

    Photo credit: Queensland Government

    Speewah Conservation Park offers many opportunities for visitors to explore and enjoy the easily-accessible rainforest of adjacent Barron Gorge National Park—have a picnic or barbecue, take a short rainforest walk or do some birdwatching.

    Camping and accommodation

    Camping

    Speewah is the nearest camping area to Barron Gorge National Park. It offers three individual multi-use sites plus a large communal tent-only area. Facilities include two gas barbecues and a wheelchair-accessible amenities block with a cold shower and toilets.

    Camping permits are required and fees apply. A tag with your booking number must be displayed at your camp site.

    Other accommodation

    There is a range of holiday accommodation in and around Kuranda, Mareeba and Cairns. For more information, see the tourism information links.

    Walking

    Several circuit walks are possible from Speewah Conservation Park ranging from short to half-day walks. Speewah is also a major trailhead for the long-distance one-day hikes that traverse Barron Gorge National Park. See Barron Gorge National Park for more information on the long-distance walking tracks accessible from Speewah Conservation Park.

    Maps

    Short walk

    Djina-Wu track

    Long walks

    Smith Track (Speewah to Kamerunga)

    Douglas Track (Kamerunga to Speewah)

    Picnic and day-use area

    Speewah Conservation Park has barbecue facilities near the camping area and platform tables near the creek. There is also a wheelchair-accessible amenities block with a cold shower and toilets.

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