Morven Conservation Park

Morven Conservation Park, spanning 256 hectares, is dedicated to nature conservation, primarily protecting natural features. The park is home to 28 reptile species and 23 fungi species. Notably, it contains almost pure stands of the vulnerable Ooline tree, a rainforest remnant in the Outback. The park offers a day-use area 10 kilometers south of Morven on the Morven-Bollon Road, featuring a 2.1 km walking trail. While camping facilities are not available, visitors can enjoy the unique semi-arid ecosystems and diverse flora and fauna.