LAMINGTON  NATIONAL  PARK  (BINNA  BURRA  SECTION)
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Full day or overnight stay at Binna Burra to explore this World Heritage listed rainforest and surrounds.
Please visit Binna Burra website for latest information​​

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Please note:
​The Binna Burra Lodge access road is closed.
​Re-opening due in September 2020

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​Place Name Derivations
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LAMINGTON


​BINNA BURRA
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NUMINBAH
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BEECHMONT


​HINZE DAM
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BOTTLE TREE LANE

National park dedicated in 1915 (one of the first in the world, Yellowstone NP in the US being the first, 1872) named after Lord Lamington, Governer of Qld (1896 - 1902) 

Said to be from the local aboriginal (Yugambeh) word meaning 'where the beech trees grow' (probably referring to the Antarctic Beech)'. The guesthouse was established in 1932 by Arthur Groom and Romeo Lahey.

Said to be from the Yugambeh word meaning 'holding tight'. The valley was explored by red cedar cutters in 1845. A route to the Tweed was surveyed in 1860.

Referring to the beech tree which were common on the plateau before European settlement. First to arrive were the timber cutters in the 1880's followed by dairy farmers.

Named in honour of the Hinze family who lived in the valley flooded by the waters of the dam built in 1976. The wall was raised in 1986 and again in 2011. The actual waterway is called Advancetown Lake

Up until 2015, a single large bottle tree grew near the intersection of Beechmont Rd and Bottle Tree Lane. Unfortunately the tree became diseased and eventually died.​

Header image: View from Binna Burra Mountain Lodge front garden across to the Darlington Range (Lamington NP) with the Coomera River Valley below