Davies Creek National Park, Dinden National Park, Dinden West Forest Reserve and Bare Hill Conservation Park

About Davies Creek National Park, Dinden National Park, Dinden West Forest Reserve and Bare Hill Conservation Park
Davies Creek National Park, Dinden National Park, Dinden West Forest Reserve and Bare Hill Conservation Park is a national park in Queensland. Its facilities include camping, picnic Tables and toilets, 7 in all. Things to do here include camping. The nearest other place in AussieCamps is Upper Davies Creek camping area, 3 km away.
Granite outcrops, open eucalypt woodland and clear, flowing streams are the striking features of these parks and this reserve.
Facilities
- Camping
- Picnic Tables
- Toilets
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Campfires Allowed
- Lookout
Things to do
- Camping
Fees
Fees change with the season and the site, and some sites must be booked ahead. AussieCamps shows the current fee, how to book and what each site offers.
Location
Nearby
Upper Davies Creek camping areaCampground · 3 km
Lower Davies Creek camping areaCampground · 5 km
Speewah Conservation ParkConservation area · 13 km
Speewah (multi-use sites) camping areaCampground · 14 km
Danbulla National Park and State ForestNational park · 14 km
Barrier Reef Tourist ParkHoliday park · 14 km
Guides for Queensland
- Sydney to Cairns: a 14-day camping road trip
- Brisbane to Cairns Drive 2026: Bruce Highway Legs, Flood Season, Fatigue and Fuel
- Free Camping in Queensland 2026: Council Camps, Rest Areas and Cheap Park Sites
- Can I Camp in a National Park Without Booking? 2026 Rules
- Can I Fly a Drone in a National Park or Campsite? 2026
- Brisbane to Cape Tribulation camping route
Questions about Davies Creek National Park, Dinden National Park, Dinden West Forest Reserve and Bare Hill Conservation Park
What facilities does Davies Creek National Park, Dinden National Park, Dinden West Forest Reserve and Bare Hill Conservation Park have?
Camping, Picnic Tables, Toilets, Wheelchair Accessible and Campfires Allowed, and 2 more listed in AussieCamps.
Read the camping rules for Queensland before you go.
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