I visited here briefly for a walk around the park whilst I was in the area exploring a few other attractions. I was actually very impressed by how large and beautiful the National Park was. We originally stopped at Enogerra Reserve, a great place for a walk, swim or canoe. There are two walking paths available (one at 700m and one at approx 5km). Both are relatively easy on good walking paths so would be suitable for all levels of fitness. You will be able to get some really nice photography of rainforests if you are an avid photographer. Additionally you will also see a little bit of wildlife along the way. Certainly bring some sunscreen, water and insect repellent. Parking is available onsite and the attraction doesn't have a cost. Plan to spend about 1-2 hours depending on what you want to do. The walk itself is about an hour at Enogerra reservoir - there are other sites and look outs to explore. Overall a great place to enjoy the great outdoors.

Having lived in Brisbane for YEARS, I had absolutely no idea there was such a beautiful oasis so close to the city. It's a great place for a swim, short walk, bicycle ride, and even overnight trek. The visitor centre, although limited, does provide ranger talks and wildlife feeding presentations. But best of all is the nature itself. Goannas and Moore Hens to name but just a few are the animals you're likely to encounter alone either of the short walking trails.