Prior’s Pocket, Moggill — 14th October 2026
Running Creek — 16th October 2026
Bribie Island Outing — 17th October 2026
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Running Creek

White-breasted Woodswallow, Point Halloran, Qld (Artamus leucorynchus ) © Frank Burch

 

UPDATED!!

From Beaudesert head south along Mount Lindsey Hwy. Turn left onto Innisplain Road which continues as Running Creek Road at Rathdowney turnoff. Continue straight ahead, don’t go to Rathdowney.

The caampground has a small flat area and the rest is sloping. So bring your levellers if in a van etc. Clean toilets, no showers, several covered tables, byo water.

Running Creek Road becomes the historic Lions Road and as the name suggests was built by the Lions Club in the 1970’s.

Cost $12 per person per night collected on site by caretaker. CASH only. No internet for cards. No booking required,
just let me know if your coming.
Caretaker is allowing me to reserve a flat area.
Rainforest – bring rain jacket/jumper
Friday 2pm local walk
Saturday 6.30am depart. Tweed Range Scenic Drive, Border Ranges. Approx 100klm return drive. Stunning drive and sitting spots for walking impaired. Morning tea, lunch, chair. Car pooling.
Sunday 7.00am depart. Lions Road/Grady’s Creek Road.
Please let me know if you are attending.

Hope to see you there, Marion

  • Date and Time
    Friday, 16th Oct 2026
    to Sunday, 18th Oct 2026
  • Location
    Andrew Drynan Park
    185 Running Creek Rd, Running Creek
  • Leaders
    • Marion Beeby
      0401 770 751
      marionbeeby@gmail.com
  • Walking Grade
    Grade 2
    Formed track. May have gentle hills and some steps. No bushwalking experience required.

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Sahul Sunbird (Cinnyris frenatus) © Vince Bugeja