Lamington National Park is part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area, the most extensive subtropical rainforest in the world. The area is renowned for its beautiful waterfalls and more than 160 kilometres of walking trails, including the 21.4 kilometre Border track built in the late 1930s and the Binna Burra Caves circuit which has views out over the Coomera Valley waterfalls.

Lamington was saved by Arthur Groom and Romeo Lahey from the logging and farming that changed much of the McPherson Range after being declared in 1915, the pair then went on to found Binna Burra – one of the first eco-tourism resorts in Australia which is settled at the gateway to Lamington National Park. Nature-lovers will be enchanted by the Antarctic Beech, wildflowers and rare wildlife that thrive in the area.