Cania Dam Lookout

Lookout · Bundaberg, QLD

Photo: Tatters ✾ from Brisbane, Australia, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Cania Gorge National Park covers 30 square km in the North Burnett and is known for 70-metre sandstone cliffs.

Wildlife in Cania Gorge National Park includes rock wallabies, bettongs, platypus, geckos and more than 90 bird species.

Cania Gorge National Park is managed by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, with a picnic area 8 km from the Burnett Highway that has covered tables, toilets and gas barbecues.

From Wikipedia.

Closest campgrounds

BIG4 Breeze Cania Gorge

Cania · 2 km away in a straight line

Cania Gorge Tourist Retreat

Moonford · 8 km away in a straight line

Monto Caravan & Cabin Park

Monto · 27 km away in a straight line

Monto 72hr RV Stopover s/c only

Monto · 27 km away in a straight line

Lake Wuruma Campground

Wuruma Dam · 61 km away in a straight line

More walks and nature nearby

Cania Dam Wall lookout · under 1 km →walk to The Overhang · 6 km →walk to Dripping Rock · 7 km →Dragon Cave · 7 km →Bloodwood Cave · 7 km →Giants Chair Lookout/Fern Tree Pool circuit · 8 km →

Camping in Bundaberg →

Location from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Distances are in a straight line, so the drive or walk is longer. Check the park’s own site for track closures and conditions before you go.

Cania Dam Lookout

Lookout · Bundaberg

Cania Gorge National Park covers 30 square km in the North Burnett and is known for 70-metre sandstone cliffs. (Wikipedia)

Wildlife in Cania Gorge National Park includes rock wallabies, bettongs, platypus, geckos and more than 90 bird species. (Wikipedia)

Cania Gorge National Park is managed by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, with a picnic area 8 km from the Burnett Highway that has covered tables, toilets and gas barbecues. (Wikipedia)

Closest campgrounds

More walks and nature nearby

Camping in Bundaberg

Location from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).