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Byfield State Forest

Water Park Creek, Byfield State Forest.
Photo courtesy of Ross Naumann.

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Welcome

Traditional Owners — the Darumbal people — welcome you to their country and ask that you respect and enjoy this special place.

Location

Approximately 70km north-east of Rockhampton

What's special

Picturesque recreation areas surrounded by rainforest-edged creeks, rugged mountains, pine plantations and ancient cycads are a highlight of a visit to Byfield State Forest.

Useful links

• Byfield State Forest and parks map
• Upper Stony map
• Red Rock map
• Water Park Creek map
• Species lists

Nearby parks

• Byfield National Park and Conservation Park
• Capricorn Coast National Park
• Keppel Bay Islands National Park

Last updated: 01 October 2009

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