Welcome to
The Border Ranges Centre

The Border Ranges Centre is the newest tourist facility serving the Northern Rivers Rainbow Region. We offer clean modern amenities, spacious and grassy camping and van sites along with a new backpacker facility with the spectacular views of the southern edge of the Border Ranges National Park. Just down the road is the Hanging Rock Falls - a great place for a swim or to just relax and feed the turtles.

With all your food and beverage supplies available on site you can breakfast with the wallabies and ducks, visit the park during the day and enjoy a fireside meal and perhaps some music with the locals in the evening. Whatever you choose to do you'll love the park and the people of the area. Dogs under control are welcome and can be left on site during park visits.

Comfortable transport and tours to the park are available from the Centre. After many years as an environmental educator, activist and bush regenerator part owner Lee Scarlett can now provide visitors with an enjoyable, memorable and informative experience in the park.

BORDER RANGES NATIONAL PARK

So named because it abuts the Queensland border, it joins the Lamington National Park on the Queensland side and this area is the largest single mass of rainforest remaining in Australia. The Park takes in the Tweed Range and parts of the McPherson Ranges.

Unlike many parks in the region it has an extensive road network. The views are truly spectacular and the drive alone through the park is a memorable experience. Many of the outstanding features of the park are easily accessible by car making the Border Ranges National Park ideal for those with mobility problems, or those with limited time or young children.

To those seeking greater challenges and experiences the tracks, creeks, waterfalls and gorges of the park await you.