Jourama Falls
A stepped waterfall in the northern section of Paluma Range National Park, with granite natural pools in the creek bed and well-equipped campsites.
Jourama Falls lies about 25 km south of Ingham. Turn off the Bruce Highway and drive about 6 km to reach the campground. A return walk of about 3 km follows the creek through open woodland, past granite swimming holes, to a lookout where the falls cascade down the rock face in tiers. The campground has toilets, cold showers and barbecue areas, and bookings must be made through the Queensland National Parks website. Turtles live in the creek, and crocodile warning signs are posted, so heed the notices before swimming. Entry to the park is free. The access road crosses a creek and may be impassable after heavy rain.
Opening hours
Open all day (campsites require reservation)
Nearby sights
- TYTO Wetlands
- Forrest Beach
- Mungalla Aboriginal Tours
- Taylors Beach
- Hinchinbrook Lookout
- Lucinda Jetty
- Wallaman Falls
- Orpheus Island