A great day out to give you a flavour of this part of Australia. FREE entrance and the walks were clearly signposted. Have a reasonable level of fitness as you will be climbing many steps to reach the canyon. Do the walks in the right order. Our son suggested we do the Dancing Waters walk first which proved to be a good decision, as this one was the most difficult terrain and the wettest underfoot as well as the busiest.

One of the best park that I have visited so far. The tracks are not very hard but be prepared that it's gonna take a while if you will take a longer track but it very rewarding - always have a nice waterfall almost on every kilometres. That helps motivate the little ones. On the top is quite good view (on good weather you can see gold coast). I really recommend this park.

Couldn’t rate this amazing piece of the earth any less than 5 stars but that doesn’t mean it couldn’t be improved. Google maps needs to improve its GPS locationing and this needs to be made aware to the park rangers. Road directions of the main strip quite hard to navigate for a first timer. Perhaps more detail on the signage. Make sure you stop in at the visitor centre and don’t go on ahead blindly following google maps like we did.

Different experience into rainforest area. Not far to reach but the road has too many bends and speed is limited to 40 sometimes despite some travelling more. However it's worth the adventure. Be prepared as we got drenched. Funny thing when we got to the best lookout and...all foggy

Nature at it's most perfect! The Natural Bridge section of Springbrook National Park is an easy/medium walking trail and was surprised to come to the starting point quite quickly, within an hour's steady walking pace or maybe I lost myself in the rainforest and time stood still.