Taking the Scenic Route from Tassie to Brisbane in July, I passed through this Park along the way and was so impressed that I booked in again and have just spent three wonderful days in this unique area. Dandabah campsite is very pleasant and convenient to several walking tracks that take you into the forested mountains. The tracks are well maintained making walking easy and they cover the intriguing range of vegetation in the area. Toilets and hot showers are provided, water is available with warnings to boil it before drinking and electric BBQ's & picnic tables also available. The campground is a grassy area, kept mown by the numerous wallabies seen in the area. Satin bowerbirds, foreat ravens, superb blue wrens, firetail finches, currawongs & magpies are also present, the latter two not averse to 'free ranging' through your kitchen looking for food if the opportunity avails! There is a cost but it is very reasonable (under $6/nite), bookings are essential and must be made prior to your visit: I booked online. The road in is narrow and steep in places and it is suitable mainly for smaller units. The Park contains the largest population of bunya pines in the world - it is certainly beautiful and unique.