D’Aguilar National Park protects a vast and diverse landscape on Brisbane’s doorstep, stretching from the city’s outskirts into the rugged ranges of South East Queensland. The park supports a rich mix of ecosystems, including subtropical rainforest, dry eucalypt forest, and open woodland, providing important habitat for a wide range of native wildlife.

These habitats support species of conservation significance such as the powerful owl, greater glider, and long-nosed potoroo, as well as a diversity of birdlife, reptiles, and amphibians. The park also plays a vital role in protecting the headwaters of key catchments that supply water to the region.

D’Aguilar National Park lies within the Traditional Country of the Jinibara and Turrbal peoples, who maintain strong cultural connections to the landscape.

Highly valued for recreation, the park offers extensive opportunities for bushwalking, camping, mountain biking, and four-wheel driving, allowing visitors to experience nature close to the city.

The diversity of ecosystems within D’Aguilar National Park make it a joy to visit year-round. In Summer, enjoy a cool rainforest walk. In Spring, the heathland comes alive with a spectacular array of wildflowers.