Manna Gum Camping Area Main Range NP

Manna Gum camping area is located within the Goomburra section of Main Range National Park, accessible via the suburb of Charlwood. This site caters specifically to walk-in campers who require a remote experience away from vehicle noise and large crowds. The area features basic facilities including composting toilets and designated fire rings, requiring visitors to carry in all necessary supplies, including drinking water. The surrounding vegetation consists of tall manna gums and lush rainforest, providing a shaded environment for those seeking a quiet retreat in the Queensland bush. The location serves as a practical base for exploring the extensive trail network of the region, including tracks leading towards the nearby Cunningham’s Gap. Hikers can access various lookout points and creek circuits that showcase the diverse flora and fauna of the Great Dividing Range. Wildlife sightings often include local bird species and wallabies within the park boundaries. Visitors must book permits in advance through the national parks service to ensure site availability. This destination offers a functional outdoor experience for those prioritising natural surroundings and physical activity over modern amenities.