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WALKING TRACKS & LOCAL INFORMATION
Camping and accommodation
Camping
To protect the natural values of this park, camping is not permitted within National Parks. There are several private camping grounds on Tamborine Mountain.
Pets
Domestic animals are NOT permitted in Tamborine National Park.
Climate and weather
At 525m above sea level, Tamborine plateau is consistently 5 degrees cooler than the adjacent lowland. Average daytime temperatures are 17 degrees Celsius in winter and 25 degrees Celsius in summer. The area averages 1500mm of rain a year, most of which falls between December and April. Take a raincoat and warm clothing at all times of the year.
Fuel and supplies
Fuel and supplies are available in North Tamborine, Canungra and nearby towns.
Other accommodation: There is a wide range of holiday accommodation on Tamborine Mountain, including hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, cottages, chalets, lodges, villas and resorts, see: Accommodation on Tamborine Mountain.
Things to know before you go ...
Essentials to bring
Wear sturdy shoes, a hat, protective clothing and sunscreen. No bins are provided. Bring rubbish bags to remove your rubbish and recyclables from the park. Bring your own drinking water – this is not provided in the park. Creek water is unsuitable for drinking as it may contain organisms that can cause illness. If you are planning to have a barbecue, preferably bring a fuel stove.
Opening hours
For your safety, walk in Tamborine National Park in daylight hours only.
The Tamborine Mountain Visitor Information Centre at Doughty Park is Open 7 Days – Mon. to Fri. 10.00 – 3.30, Sat. & Sun. 9.30 – 4.
Permits and fees
Permits may be required for commercial or organised activities. Contact the park office for further information.
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