Bribie Island [Yarun] National Park

Bribie Island [Yarun] National Park covers the northern and eastern portions of the island, offering a mix of coastal heaths, paperbark forests, and open beaches. Access to most areas requires a four-wheel drive vehicle and a valid permit, with entry points located near the suburb of Bongaree. The park provides several designated camping areas along the beach and within the bushland, equipped with basic amenities for self-sufficient visitors. Visitors frequently travel across the Bribie Island Bridge to explore the diverse ecosystems and local wildlife including kangaroos, goannas, and migratory shorebirds. The Pumicestone Passage borders the western side of the park, offering calm waters for kayaking and fishing. Walking tracks through the heathland provide opportunities for observation of seasonal wildflowers and native vegetation. This protected area serves as a significant recreational resource for residents and tourists in the Moreton Bay region.