Unleash Team Spirit at Lamington National Park

Team Building Programs in Lamington National Park:

Bring your team to a beautiful series of rainforests and walking tracks with spectacular views suited for any team building adventure. About 90 minutes south of Brisbane is where you’ll find Lamington National Park. Walk through the stunning forests and discover Lamington’s abundance of waterfalls – with over 500 of them!

Experience everything Lamington National Park offers, from the nearby vineyards to the quaint and inviting local restaurants and cafes. The large park makes an excellent getaway and retreat, with modern accommodation just a walk away. Spend the weekend here and visit the National Park’s sisters: Springbrook National Park and Border Ranges National Park.

LAMINGTON NATIONAL PARK

World Heritage status was bestowed on Lamington in 1994 in recognition of its high biodiversity, and the fact it contains a living museum of the evolutionary steps taken in the development of Australia’s modern day flora. It now includes 22,000 hectares of varying forest types, from temperate Antarctic Beech forest high on the border ranges through the sub-tropical rainforests, to the dry eucalypt forest of the northern Escarpment. Lamington National Park provides food and shelter for a huge array of sub-tropical birdlife (over 160 species), reptiles, frogs, mammals and invertebrates.

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT LAMINGTON NATIONAL PARK:

Tamborine, Springbrook, Beechmont, and Lamington are remnants of the Tweed volcano’s northern flank.
Today, Lamington is one of the few places where Nothofagus and Araucaria plants stand together to remind us of the ‘golden age’ when the climate was warm and wet, just before the new flowering plants overtook conifers.
Lamington National Park has over 500 waterfalls.
About 58 plants and 22 animals are protected within the National Park, as they are classified as vulnerable, rare, or threatened with extinction.

TEAM BUILDING ACTIVITIES IN LAMINGTON NATIONAL PARK:

The Tree Top Walk
- 9 suspension bridges about 16 meters above the ground
- Bird’s eye view from a deck over 30 meters above the ground
Wishing Tree
- A beautiful hollowed tree
Mick’s Tower
- Enjoy the tranquility of the rainforest
Centenary Track
- Offers excellent bird watching opportunities
Morans Falls
- Stunning waterfall view
Python Rock
- Overlooks Castle Crag to the Lost World, Mount Throakban, and Morans Falls
Pretty Produce
- See the butterflies, insects and walk among fields of soaring summer flowers such as sunflowers, cosmos, zinnia, and amaranth
O’Reilly’s Lost World Spa
- Let the stresses of the job melt away with a relaxing spa day

PLACES TO EAT IN LAMINGTON NATIONAL PARK:

O’Reilly’s Mountain Cafe and Gift Shop
Lamington Teahouse
O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyards

BEST TEAM BUILDING VENUES IN LAMINGTON NATIONAL PARK:

O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat
Pretty Produce
Binna Burra day-use area
Green Mountains day-use area
Walking tracks
- Multiple trails on offer that are a great base for team building

TOP 10 PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES IN LAMINGTON NATIONAL PARK

Tree Top Walk: Capture breathtaking aerial views of the lush rainforest from the elevated Tree Top Walk.
Moran’s Falls: Snap stunning photos of the cascading waterfalls as they plunge into the valley below.
Coomera Gorge: Capture the dramatic beauty of the Coomera Gorge and its impressive rock formations.
Antarctic Beech Trees: Photograph the ancient Antarctic Beech Trees, known for their unique and striking appearance.
O’Reilly’s Lookout: Enjoy panoramic vistas of the park and beyond from the popular O’Reilly’s Lookout.
Elabana Falls: Take beautiful shots of the Elabana Falls, a picturesque waterfall nestled amidst the rainforest.
Box Forest Circuit: Explore the enchanting Box Forest Circuit, where you can capture the magical atmosphere of the ancient forest.
Toolona Creek Circuit: Photograph the tranquil Toolona Creek and its crystal-clear waters surrounded by lush vegetation.
Purling Brook Falls: Don’t miss the opportunity to photograph the impressive Purling Brook Falls, one of the park’s most iconic waterfalls.
Lamington Plateau: Capture the stunning panoramic views of the Lamington Plateau, showcasing the park’s diverse landscapes.

TOP 3 THINGS THE LOCATION IS BEST FOR

Hiking and Nature Trails
Bird Watching and Wildlife Viewing
Rainforest Canopy Tours

TOP 5 OUTDOOR PLACES IN LAMINGTON NATIONAL PARK

Box Forest Circuit: Enjoy a scenic hike through lush rainforests and be mesmerized by the stunning waterfalls along the way.
Coomera Gorge: Experience the thrill of exploring the deep gorges and cascading waterfalls in this picturesque area.
Albert River Circuit: Immerse yourself in nature as you traverse through diverse landscapes, including ancient Antarctic beech trees.
Toolona Creek Circuit: Discover the beauty of subtropical rainforest and be rewarded with breathtaking views of the mountains.
Moran’s Falls: Witness the majestic Moran’s Falls as it plunges into the valley, offering a picturesque spot for relaxation and reflection.