Moore Park picnic area

Located at the confluence of Findon Creek and Richmond River, Moore Park Nature Reserve is a small remnant of "dry" rainforest.

Once part of the larger Boyd's Scrub rainforest, it is now a peaceful haven for visitors to enjoy a picnic amidst the lush greenery.

Moore Park Nature Reserve is dominated by a magnificent Moreton Bay Fig, towering over the surrounding vegetation. Other notable canopy species include the Black Bean, Plum Pine, and Native Elm. The reserve is also home to a colony of Flying Foxes, which add to the natural wonder.

This area has immense cultural significance to the Githabul Aboriginal people for whom the rainforest was an essential source of food. Visitors can learn more about the Githabul culture and explore their history.

The picnic area at Moore Park Nature Reserve is an ideal place to relax while taking in the beautiful scenery. Picnic tables, barbeque grills, and restroom facilities are available. Visitors can also explore the walking trails to make the most of their visit.

Moore Park Nature Reserve's picnic area offers visitors a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and connect with nature. A place where you can enjoy a peaceful picnic amidst the flora and fauna while learning about its cultural significance.