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Rockhampton InformationRockhampton, the Beef Capital of Australia is located on the Tropic of Capricorn and is the gateway..
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See all locations in CapricornA mere 20 minutes drive north of Yeppoon, enter the fragrant green world of the Byfield State Forest and National Park where you can relax and soak up the cool seclusion of a rainforest village environment.
Byfield National Park covers over 15,000 hectares. Massive parabolic sand dunes, the oldest reaching five to six kilometres inland, occupy most of the southern part of the park. In the north, the rugged granite pinnacles of The Peaks and Mount Atherton dominate the landscape. The park boasts outstanding coastal scenery.
The park conserves large areas of coastal heath growing on low-nutrient dune sands. In sheltered areas, taller eucalypt woodlands flourish and where there is abundant water, rainforest thrives. The area also supports many migratory and resident birds.
Three areas are available for camping in the national and conservation park. Camping permits are required and fees apply. Before setting up camp you will need to obtain a camping permit, then attach it to your tent in a visible place.
Recreational fishing and boating is a popular activity for visitors to Byfield National Park. Small boats can be launched from the Sandy Point section; however, there is no formal boat ramp available. A boat ramp at Corbetts Landing launches into Waterpark Creek. It is managed by Livingstone Shire Council and is accessible from Byfield State Forest.
The area supports many migratory and resident birds. Domestic animals are not permitted in Byfield National Park and Byfield Conservation Park, including the national park areas of Sandy Point and Waterpark Point.
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