Tagalaka National Park is one of Queensland’s most ecologically significant landscapes. Its savanna woodlands, sandstone outcrops and seasonal wetlands make this park a birdwatcher’s paradise.
Location
The park is located approximately 103km west of Georgetown or 44km east of Croydon.
Welcome
The Tagalaka Traditional Custodians welcome you to Tagalaka Country. This Country holds deep cultural, spiritual, and ecological significance for their people. Their connection between Country, culture, and community continues through the wisdom and guidance of their Elders, past and present. They share this with you, and hope that you safely enjoy and respect the life their Country gives you during your stay.
Accessible by
- 4WD
Park facilities
- No campfires
- Information shelter
- No rubbish bins
- Parking area
- Picnic tables
- Toilets
- Tent camping
- Camper trailer camping
- Fishing prohibited
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![Photo of large trees at Mima Teti camping area]()
Mima Teti camping area
Photo credit: Pete Snodgrass © Queensland Government
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![Photo of trees at Mima Teti camping area]()
Mima Teti camping area
Photo credit: Pete Snodgrass © Queensland Government
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![Photo of a Paranari nonda tree at Mima Teti camping area]()
Paranari nonda tree at Mima Teti camping area
Photo credit: Pete Snodgrass © Queensland Government
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![Photo of a Siphonodan pendulus at Mima Teti camping area]()
Siphonodan pendulus at Mima Teti camping area
Photo credit: © Queensland Government
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Little River at the day-use area adjoining Mima Teti camping area in August 2025.
Photo credit: Pete Snodgrass © Queensland Government
- There are currently no park alerts for this park.