i need a web site that shows me where i can take our 2 dogs. which national parks are dog friendly.

i live in brisbane so it would have to be a site for queensland national parks etc
yes i realise that some national parks have rules in place that dont allow dogs. but my question was if u had read it properly i need a website that shows me where i can take my dogs for a walk not where i cant ffs!

There are National Parks in Australia which permit access for domestic pets. These rules are in place to protect and preserve our native wildlife. You need to respect these rules and leave your pet at home if you are visiting a National Park, or in a kennel if you are holidaying in a National Park. If you can’t do that there are plenty of places you can visit with your pet outside of National Parks.

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In Queensland while the state is noted for its heritage listed natural attractions National Parks are not open to pets, but some Queensland State forests and reserves allow pets on a lead. Only a handful of the State Forests allow camping with pets overnight.Guide dogs are permitted in national parks, conservation parks, State forests and forest reserves. Dogs are not permitted on some beaches in the Queensland marine parks, mainly to protect seabirds. Conditions vary across various marine parks. For example, there are constraints on dogs in the bird roosting areas of Moreton Bay National Park and some beaches at Bribie Island.
Natural Queensland on 07 3227 8186 will give more details.

Edit: I realise that you are looking for National Parks in which to take your dog. The short answer is that there are none. Domestic pets are banned in all National Parks, I believe this to be Australia wide. As I previously said, some State Forests which will permit dogs on lead. I suggest you look up State Forests Qld dogs in your search engine to get the information you are after.