Springbrook

Springbrook is a town and a Queensland national park in the Gold Coast Hinterland region in the southeast of Queensland. It is best known for its glow worm cave, natural bridge and waterfalls.

The national park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia.

Visitor information

 * QPWS website

Get in
Springbrook is from the Gold Coast and can be accessed via State Route 99 (Gold Coast-Springbrook Road) up southwest. The road does get very narrow at points, and as an alternative, the Pine Creek Road from Lamington National Park has fewer bends, but takes much more longer.

Fees and permits
No fees are required to enter the national park.

Go next

 * Lamington National Park is a national park resembling a similar landscape and it too is a world heritage park as part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia.