
Free Entry
The Woodgate section of Burrum Coast National Park conserves essential habitat for wildlife of the coastal vegetation communities. It starts with a boardwalk experience through a melaleuca (tea tree) swamp. This part is wheelchair accessible and offers a very enjoyable 20-minute return experience for visitors with restricted mobility.
The two hour Banksia Track circuit then takes over through melaleuca swamp, open forest into palm forest and finally through wallum heath where wildflowers bloom between August and October. Timing a visit to see the wildflowers is very rewarding for photographers, birdwatchers and those interested in native plants.
Please do not feed the Kangaroos. Prevent erosion by keeping to the formed tracks. Wear a hat, sunscreen and carry water.
Between August and October, when the wildflowers are in bloom.
General Comments
Visits to the Banksia Track and the Boardwalk is best between August and October, when the wildflowers are in bloom. Features of the Boardwalk include: Melaleuca swamp; open forest; coastal wildlife and wallum heath.
The Banksia Track and the Boardwalk is approximately 5.4 kilometres and takes approximately 1.5 to two hours and has an easy classification. Please do not feed the Kangaroos. Prevent erosion by keeping to the formed tracks. Wear a hat, sunscreen and carry water.
How To Get There
From Childers, travel 2 kilometres east on the Bruce Highway. Turn off to Goodwood then travel 45 kilometres to Woodgate township.
From Bundaberg, follow Barolin Street (which becomes Goodwood Road) and travel 60 kilometres to Woodgate township. Roads within the park are gravel or sand.
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