Environment and Resource Management

South Cumberland Islands National Park

St Bees Island. Photo courtesy J Olds

St Bees Island. Photo courtesy J Olds

Location

The South Cumberland Islands are 60 km north-east of Mackay

What's special

Rugged headlands, eucalypt forest, dry rainforest and rolling grasslands give way to long, sandy beaches and fringing reef. Flatback and green turtles nest on the many beaches and a small population of koalas inhabit St Bees Island.

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Last updated 9 June 2011

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Location of park within Queensland

Facilities and activities

Campfires prohibited Picnic area Toilets Camping Beware jellyfish

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South Cumberland Islands National Park

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