Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area

Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area occupies the northern and eastern portions of the island, offering a variety of outdoor activities for residents and visitors. The park features managed camping areas at sites such as Ocean Beach and Mission Point, which require permits for overnight stays. Visitors access the park via the Bribie Island Bridge, connecting the mainland to this coastal destination. Facilities include basic toilets and cold showers at specific locations, supporting long-term stays in a natural setting. The recreation area contains multiple four-wheel drive tracks that navigate the sandy terrain and provide access to remote fishing spots. Bushwalking trails through heathland and woodland allow for the observation of local wildlife and migratory birds. Located near the Bribie Island Seaside Museum, the park serves as a primary location for sustainable tourism within the Moreton Bay Marine Park. It remains a key site for water-based activities including kayaking and boating along the Pumicestone Passage.