Boar Gully Campground

Ted Errey Nature circuit walk travels 8km with great views over the Stony Creek Water Catchment. Along the way watch for the Red Neck Wallaby that is often seen in this area. Watch carefully overhead for a glimpse of the awesome Peregrine Falcon

Anakie Groge Walk reveals signs of European occupation and practices in the Brisbane Ranges. Remains include dry stone walls, mullock heaps and hut foundations associated with mine workings. Flowering plants in autumn include Twisted Beard heath, Common Heath and the Autumn Bird Orchid.

Fridays Campground provides a pit toilet and fireplaces but campers need to bring their own fire wood and drinking water. Sit around the campfire and watch the night sky listening for the bloodcurdling scream, or the gentle woof-woof of Barking Owls.

Picnic at Stony Creek Picnic Area or Gr

Camping over winter in Boar gully or Fridays very accessible

Picnic at Stony Creek or Anakie Gorge PIcnic Areas

Visit Steiglitz for a short walk and then have a picnic at the Bert Boardman Recreation Area

Golden Plains Framers Market (not far away)- first Saturday of every month

Sharpen you senses and take a winter/spring walk and search for tiny native orchids including the rare Mayfly Orchid, the more common winter Orchids Blue Caladenia, Veined Helmet Orchid, Slaty Helmet Orchid and the Small Gnat Orchid.

Watch the Red Iron Bark when flowering as it is a favourite of the endangered Swift Parrot when it visits from Tasmania.

In spring, there is a magnificent display of grass trees, wattles, hakeas, bush peas and a variety of small native orchids in the Brisbane Ranges National Park.