Maroochy River Conservation Park

Maroochy River Conservation Park in Twin Waters, Australia, offers a natural haven for nature-lovers seeking a relaxing getaway.

The park provides various activities for visitors of all ages and interests, while also serving as a crucial site for migratory birds.

Visitors can enjoy picnicking, bushwalking, playing in the water, or simply taking in the serene surroundings at the park. One of the highlight activities is the 2.5 km Twin Waters to Mudjimba Beach walk, which takes visitors through the beautiful eucalypt forest. The walk is suitable for all ages, but it is recommended to bring mosquito repellent.

For those looking to take a dip in the ocean, Mudjimba Esplanade offers respite and amenities. Food and drinks can also be found at Twin Waters Village or the Novotel Resort.

Maroochy River Conservation Park is home to a range of animal species, including the threatened wallum froglet and false water rat. Visitors can observe migratory waders and water birds roosting and feeding in the mangroves, which also provide an ideal spot for fishing enthusiasts.

The park is open 24 hours a day, all year round, but the best time to visit is from April to September when temperatures are mild and rainfall is low. Visitors can reach the park by taxi or by driving their own vehicles newline.