Cedar Block Day Use Area - QLD

Cedar Block day-use area is at the top of the range adjacent to Gus Beutel lookout in the Ravensbourne National Park. It is a large, open, gently-sloped grassy area suitable for large groups. There are shelter sheds, picnic tables, pit toilets, water and wood barbecues.

Bring your own drinking water, or boil or treat the water supplied on the park before drinking. Firewood is not provided, so bring your own clean, milled wood or a fuel stove—do not collect wood from the national park. No bins are provided, take rubbish away for appropriate disposal when you leave. No dogs allowed.

Cedar Block Circuit is a 500m Grade 3 walk starting at the bottom of the Cedar Block day-use area. Wayside signs interpret the rainforest and how it was used by Aboriginal travellers and timber-getters.

Camping is not allowed at Ravensbourne National Park. Visitors can stay overnight at nearby Crows Nest National Park, at Cressbrook Dam or in holiday accommodation in and around Ravensbourne, Hampton, Crows Nest, Toowoomba or Esk.