Danbulla National Park and State Forest is a national park and state forest complex in Queensland, Australia, around 60 km west of Cairns. The forest is spectacular and covers an area of 12,000 hectares, including eucalyptus, acacia and pine plantations. The elevation of the terrain is 737 meters.
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What an absolute disgrace of a NATIONAL PARK. 50 to 60 17 year olds aloud to do as they please. Park rules what park rules. Go here and do as you like, party all night, throw rubbish in the dam, burn what ever wood you find , drive around drunk with all your mates hanging off your car and nation park and police will tell you they paid they can do what they like. FORGET ABOUT THE OTHER PAYING PEOPLE. The 2 young family's and the other 30 people who came here to enjoy peace and quiet and enjoy a so called NATIONAL PARK for the wildlife and the bush walks. Found out after we get here this is not a one off it happens all the time. Ask for a refund and get refused and spoken to like your the one that's in the wrong. HIGHLY RECOMMEND TO STAY AWAY FROM THIS SO CALLED...
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The cathedral fig tree is fantastic, but there not much else here. There is a lookout close by, but it is a very difficult 4x4 drive because of rain damage. Maintenance could be...
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Beautiful place. Roads are mainly dirt and quite windy in places. That's why they point out its unsuitable...
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