Mount Martin National Park Park

Address: Mount Martin National Park, Queensland, Australia

Website: https://parks.des.qld.gov.au/parks/mount-martin

Hours: Open year-round (daylight access)

Admission: Free (national park access); check Queensland Parks for any permit requirements

Mount Martin National Park is a conservation area in coastal Queensland that protects remnant native vegetation around the Mount Martin massif. The park conserves pockets of eucalypt woodland and supports regional wildlife species.

Recreation is low-key and typically involves short walks and nature observation rather than developed visitor facilities. The park is one of several small protected areas that preserve local habitat within a largely agricultural landscape.

The protected area was created to conserve native flora and fauna around the Mount Martin feature and to provide a conservation link in the regional reserve network.

Mount Martin National Park is located inland from the central Queensland coast and is administered as part of Queensland’s state park system.

Mount Martin is located inland in Queensland’s regional network of parks; access is via local roads off major regional highways. Check Queensland Parks for exact directions and any vehicle advice.

• Carry a reliable map and expect limited signage on remote tracks.
• Check local ranger advice for seasonal conditions before exploring.
• Combine visits with nearby coastal or inland attractions to ensure access to supplies.