Granite Gorge Nature Park is a privately owned nature park set among giant granite boulders, freshwater creeks, and native bushland on the Atherton Tablelands, roughly an hour from Cairns and close to Kuranda.

The park is best known for its resident rock wallabies, swimming holes, and marked walking tracks that wind through the dramatic boulder landscape.

Overnight guests can choose from self-contained bush cabins, safari tents, or powered and unpowered camping sites. All stays include walking track access and a trail map. Day visitors are also welcome to explore the tracks and picnic by the water.

Pets are not permitted, as the park prioritizes the welfare of its native wildlife.