Moreton Island National Park is a national park which covers 98% of Moreton Island in Queensland, Australia, 58 km northeast of Brisbane.
It has three main townships, Bulwer, Cowan Cowan and Kooringal.

The island is home to Queensland's oldest operating lighthouse located at Cape Moreton on the northern tip of the island.
The township of Cowan was home to the Australian soldiers during WWII and many relics remain on the island.
Access to the park was restricted during a clean-up of oil from the 2009 southeast Queensland oil spill.

Activities such as bushwalking, fishing and watersports are popular in the park.
Humpback whale can be seen in surrounding waters between late winter and spring.
Moreton Island National Park is a national park which covers 98% of Moreton Island in Queensland, Australia, 58 km northeast of Brisbane. It has three main townships, Bulwer, Cowan Cowan and Kooringal.
The island is home to Queensland's oldest operating lighthouse located at Cape Moreton on the northern tip of the island. The township of Cowan was home to the Australian soldiers during WWII and many relics remain on the island. Access to the park was restricted during a clean-up of oil from the 2009 southeast Queensland oil spill.
Activities such as bushwalking, fishing and watersports are popular in the park. Humpback whale can be seen in surrounding waters between late winter and spring.
Moreton Island National Park