Minnamurra Rainforest Centre

"Absolutely spectacular place, a must visit at least once. It's very convenient and accessible, we did it with a pram."

"The trail was well constructed with plenty of signage led me through a vibrant tapestry of lush foliage, alive with exotic birds and native plants and trees. As I reached the cascading waterfall"

"We visited during the week so there were hardly any people around just plenty of birds and singing lyrebird was truely amazing experience. Currently part of the loop walk is closed but you can walk all the way up to Minnamurra falls cca hour and half away. Walk is steep but all the way you have either boardwalk or paved pathway and there are plenty of benches if you need to rest and catch your breath. You can still do loop walk with two hanging bridges as that is easier walk along the river and then walk back to the information office. As others mentioned there is no cafe but we anyway came to walk and enjoy nature not to drink a coffee. There is a toilet and plenty of parking"

"Paved walkways which are easy to walk on the lyrebird walk but going to waterfall has steep climbing and downhill walking. Nice picnic area. Lot of paid parking slots but can get busy on public holidays."

"Superb place for a walk through nature. Unfortunately the Minnamurra Falls walk was closed and the Lyrebird loop walk is no longer a loop as part of the path is under construction so you would have to walk back. The paths are elevated and easy to walk but not very wheelchair friendly as there are many steep descends and uphill climbs. The picnic area is very well maintained with lots of charm with its moss covered floor and the sound of flowing water. There is plenty of tables, benches, BBQ area, and sinks for all your picnic needs. The toilets were clean too. The gift shop has souvenirs, and sell some ice cream and drinks too. Parking fee is $12 unless you have the annual pass for national parks."