Top Things to do in Gympie Region
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10 Nature & Parks in Gympie Region That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Gympie Region, Australia including Carlo Sand Blow, Nangur National Park, Cooloola Wilderness Trail, Noosa Trail Network, Inskip Peninsula Recreation Area, Poona Lake, Lake Alford Park, Woondum National Park, Searys Creek, Rainbow Beach.
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1. Carlo Sand Blow
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 647 reviews
Reviewed By lizziebeth75 - Wellington Point, Australia
An easy walk; some stairs (handy tip: take a water bottle) and then rewarded with spectacular views of the amazing sandblow. Kids: Take your boogie board if you want the thrill of riding down the sand dune. Great little adventure for families for an hour or two. Beautiful to watch the sunset if you’re timing is right (check sunset times)
2. Nangur National Park
3. Cooloola Wilderness Trail
4. Noosa Trail Network
5. Inskip Peninsula Recreation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By michaelF7075RW - Brisbane, Australia
We booked M.V. Natone for camping on Father's Day for two nights. We arrived around 11am on Friday and the site was already quite busy - nevertheless we found a great spot a few metres away from the beach with enough to keep the kids entertained. Great swimming spot and awesome views over to Fraser Island. There are hybrid toilets which are maintained regularly by the ranger. No showers. Everybody observed the 9pm 'noise curfew'. Very relaxing - will go again (and arrive earlier in the morning).
6. Poona Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By Alofoz - Brisbane, Australia
Great day hike, beautiful and just challenging enough. Take togs and good shoes. Please leave the loud music and trash talk at home for this very special rain forrest walk. Lots of wildlife and birds, and like all the rainbow beach area walks, great shifts in flora and fauna as you go.
7. Lake Alford Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By 883jacquiem - Gympie, Australia
If the water level is good it will be great to walk around the ponds. If there hasn't been rain for quite some time it can get smelly, a good downpour can freshen them up. With seating areas, lots of shaded areas under trees, walkways that are easy to access and do, bridge ways, parks and swings for the kids its a really great place to stop and relax.
8. Woondum National Park
9. Searys Creek
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By TracyLMcFarlane
A beautiful little nature spot, cool clear stream which enables you see the fish (including catfish) and the eels (which you can hand feed bread). A great little spot for a cool down dip, and tranquil, as long as there isn't too many people there.
10. Rainbow Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By gasolineCowboy
A truely unique experience a great surf beach surrounded by high coloured sandy cliffs just watch out for the 4wd vehicles that drive along the beach as well
