BURLEIGH HEAD NATIONAL PARK

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Name	BURLEIGH HEAD NATIONAL PARK
Address	Goodwin Terrace, Burleigh Heads, Gold Coast, QLD 4220
Phone	+61-137468
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Speciality	Fishing, Eucalypt Forest, Native Hibiscus Tree, Tussock Grassland, Pandanus Palms, Heathland, Swamp She-Oak, Information Centre on Site, Walking Trails, Joggers, Lookout & Easy or Short Walks
About	Burleigh Head National Park is an icon of the Gold Coast. It occupies 27.6 ha and is controlled by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) under the 1992 Nature Conservation Act. It was first set aside as a reserve for public purposes in 1886 and was officially recognised as a national park in 1947. It is also the only rocky headland on the Gold Coast that remains significantly in its natural state. Various ecosystems, including grasslands, lowland rainforests and pandanus groves, are conserved in the park. Burleigh Head National Park is one of the best spots in the entire world to marvel at Creation. It takes about a 40-minute walk with gorgeous views, especially at the top, where you can get an amazing view of gold coast beach.
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