Environment and Resource Management

Cape Melville National Park

Cape Melville National Park. Photo: Janie White, DERM.Cape Melville National Park. Photo: Janie White, DERM.

Changes to camping bookings

All camping in this park must be booked prior to arrival. To find out more about purchasing an e-permit, see camping information.

Welcome

The Traditional Owners—the Daarba, Junjuu, Muli, Bagaarrmugu, Wurri, Manyamarr, Gambiilmugu and Yiirrku Aboriginal peoples—welcome visitors to their country and ask that you show respect for this powerful cultural place and do not disturb or damage any part of the landscape for your own safety and the health of the country.

Location

On Cape York Peninsula, about 10 hrs drive (475 km) north of Cairns

What's special

This beautiful yet rugged national park features the rocky headlands of Cape Melville, impressive granite boulders of the Melville Range, sandy beaches of Bathurst Bay, sandstone escarpments and inland dunes.

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Last updated 27 February 2012

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Cape Melville National Park

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