Queensland Top spots to pitch your tent Camping fees and bookings From the bush to the beach, from the outback to the reef, national parks protect Queensland's special heritage. National parks sample the state's best scenery and incredible natural diversity, provide homes for our native wildlife and protect special historic sites and indigenous cultural places. In Queensland, the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service has the task of deciding which places should become national parks and how best to manage the parks to protect their special values.
Legislation protects national parks so they can be passed intact to future generations.
Potentially damaging activities are controlled by permit . Some national parks have global conservation significance and have been placed on the World Heritage list. Fraser Island is a World Heritage Area . About half Queensland's national parks have been developed for public recreation. Queensland has to offer.