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Thargomindah
Queensland 4492 Australia
Lake Bindegolly National Park
Thargomindah,
South West
Free Entry
Description
Lake Bindegolly National Park is a remote but accessible park on the edge of Queensland's channel country. This park is a bird and sunset-watcher's paradise, distinguished by desert landscapes, a string of salt and freshwater lakes, thousands of waterbirds and a rare tree. Acacia ammophila, a large gidgee-like tree with golden flowers clustered in balls, grows along sand dunes fringing the eastern side of the lakes. Camping is permitted on a reserve just outside the park, but not on the park itself.
... moreFrom the park entrance, walk four and a half kilometres to the lakeside bird-viewing site. See swans, pelicans, and (possibly) rare freckled ducks. Continue along the 9.2 kilometre circuit track as it skirts the lake's edge and returns via scrub-covered sandhills. Look for wedge-tailed eagles and Major Mitchell cockatoos. Tiny marsupials seek shelter in the samphire plants at the lake edge. At home in the park are tiny box-patterned geckos, skinks, painted dragons and sand goannas.
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Other Information
General Comments
Camping is not permitted in Lake Bindegolly National Park
How To Get There
Lake Bindegolly National Park is 40 kilometres east of Thargomindah on the Bulloo Developmental Road. Vehicles are not allowed in the park.
Free Entry
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