My sister her friend and myself did the 3pm tour with Trudy, It was amazing, Trudy had so much knowledge which she shared with us. I would go back just to do another tour with Trudy. Nothing was to much trouble and she make us all feel welcome.

This was a fantastic way to spend the afternoon/evening. We did the afternoon tour at about 3:30pm. Then walked across the suspension bridge to the mena ck pub and had dinner. Then went back to the park for night tour. Megan was our tour guide and the passion and dedication of her and all the staff was like nothing I’ve ever seen. Well done guys. Very highly recommend

We went with Simon from Tropic Tours. Visits included Babinda Boulders, Etty Bay, Paronella Park with Tea at the Mena Creek Hotel. A wonderful experience in a truly lovely forest area with amazing water flows and an inspiring history of perseverance and dedication. A hugely knowledgeable guide, Simon has a family link to the park and instilled his personable touch to the story. The night light show was a highlight. Highly recommend this trip.

We drove up from Townsville to Mena Creek where The Peronnella Park is located. A lovely drive through sugar cane and banana plantations. We booked in for one night at their camp ground which was included with the Admission tickets for both the Day and Night tour. There are limited parks for campervans and caravans and a few cabins available. The cabins done have toilet or showers. The facilities were clean and tidy and the grounds we'll kept. The park is well worth the tour both day and night tours were great. The park has been through several floods as it's nestled below a warefall. The park was created by one man and it was for his fiance back in Europe but when he went back for her after a number of years, she'd moved on and married another so he married her sister and they had their family here. An interesting fact about the park us that it had one of the first hydro electric plants in the country and it still powers the park though it has been refurbished. There is a nice cafe on site. Bring plenty of insect spray if you do the night tour. Guides are very good.

Really enjoyed the park. Looking at how the buildings were built and how the falls were named. Really enjoyed this great place. If taking small children be prepared to carry them quite a bit. Fantastic for everyone. Don't miss it as it's worth the drive

From the time we arrived and were met personally by Mark the owner with umbrellas and directions to our campsite we were impressed with the enthusiasm of all the staff here. The campsite and facilities were clean and had everything we needed, and the spot is peaceful and tropical. Because we stayed onsite we could have sundowners by the waterfall and hear the falls at night while we slept. Bill did our day tour and he was informative and entertaining- everyone was so helpful. We also enjoyed the night tour with music and lights and be sure to have the scones at the cafe! Such a good way to immerse yourself in the history of this national trust property which is being lovingly preserved for future generations.