5. Byfield TownshipThe small village of Byfield is a haven for craft and nature lovers. It has an attractive cafe, small school and numerous attractions and accommodation houses.

2. Red Rock Picnic Area2WD smooth, 1 km from Byfield RoadSet among pine trees, close to the main road and with ample space, Red Rock is a convenient base camp. It is the only place in Byfield where visitors can camp overnight with their dog (providing it is leashed). Camp sites are available for tents and caravans up to 4 m but only some camp sites have picnic tables and wood barbecues. Shared facilities are provided next to the car park and toilets. Camping Permit Required

8. Nine Mile Beach4WD Access - Beach DrivingFreshwater streams, sand blows and miles of surf and sand make Nine Mile Beach a popular destination. Some camping areas offer ocean views but no facilities. Only some areas are suitable for off-road camper trailers. The Southern end of the beach has a popular surf (beach)break.Camping Permit Required

7. Stockyard Point & Five Rocks4WD Access - Sand TracksThis is a very remote and stunning section of coastline, boasting enormous sand dunes and eucalypt woodlands. It is accessible by 4WD through Byfield National Park’s main section. A popular walking activity is the Five Rocks track (up to 2 hr return) that follows Findlays Creek and leads to the beach. Advance bookings are required for camping. Stockyard Point is a small village with a number of permanant residents and holiday homes. Care and respect must be taken when driving through this area. Stockyard point has an excellent lookout to view the 5 rocks.Camping Permit Required

6. Ferns Hideaway Resort67 Cahills Road, ByfieldFerns is a ‘must visit’ attraction when in Byfield. The restaurant is open for lunch Friday, Saturday & Sunday and dinner Saturday and offers a delicious modern a la carte menu comprising of the best fresh local ingredients. Ferns boasts an array of complementary guest activities. With a tennis court, bush walks, pool, beach volleyball court and a fleet of Canadian canoes to paddle on the creek, you will never run out of entertainment.

Phone: 07 4935 1235. Bookings Recommended.

1. Upper Stony Picnic Area2WD rough, 11 km from Byfield RoadA popular location in a pocket of native bush beside a picturesque freshwater stream - perfect for a refreshing swim. The Upper Stony camp ground offers shared toilets and camp sites with fireplaces. Camp sites are available for tents and caravans up to 4 m. Picnic tables, toilets and automatic barbecues are provided in the day-use area. Camping Permit Required

3. Water Park Creek Picnic Area2WD smooth, 4 km from Byfield RoadNestled in lush forest, Water Park Creek is the perfect spot for bird enthusiasts and those wishing to see the Byfield fern (a cycad found only in this area). Toilets, shared picnic tables and automatic BBQs are provided in the day-use area and camp ground. Camp sites are available for motor homes, tents and camper trailersup to 3m. Camping Permit Required

4. Nob Creek Pottery216 Arnolds Road, Byfield. Nob Creek Pottery is a studio producing fine work in the traditional style. Visitors can meet the artists, see the workshop and enjoy one of the largest displays of Australian and South East Asian craft work in the country. There are fine examples of pottery, hand blown glass, jewellery, woodwork, sculpture, lacquer ware, paintings and other craft. Open Thursday to Monday from 10am - 4pm. Open every day on Queensland School holidays. Phone: 07 4935 1161.

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Explore Byfield Head just 25 minutes north from Yeppoon to discover the lush environment of Byfield and spectacular scenery of the surrounding parks and forests. Byfield is rich with diversity and forms one ofthe largest unspoiled eco-systems on the east coast of Australia. Below are some of the top spots to visit...

For Camping permits visit your nearest Information Centre or call 1800 675 785For more information visit www.capricornholidays.com.au

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