View impressive landscapes and walk in subtropical, warm and cool temperature rain forest, and open eucalypt forest.
Explore fresh habitats and encounter the diverse wildlife, including rare, and endangered species

The Springbrook National Park (2954ha) is recognized as one of the world’s most outstanding and valuable places. In December 1994, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee officially extended the Central Eastern Rainforest Reserves Australia World Heritage Area over the Scenic Rim- a large part of Springbrook National Park. The World Heritage status is a prestigious international recognition of the important conservation values of this area, especially its unique geology, subtropical and cool temperate rainforests and rare fauna that are survivors from an era when the climate was cooler and wetter and rainforest covered Australian continent.

Camp Program Description:
Duration: 2 nights, 3 days:

The students are staying in boarding facilities in the Numinbah Valley Environmental Education Center; each room holds up to 10 students. Meals (3 times a day) are provided to all participants while on the camp.

Activities can consist of (weather permitting):

• Canoeing
• Bush walking
• Up sealing
• Glowworms spotting
• A full day trip to rain forest
• Swimming in the creak
• Tree planting trip
• And many other activities