Not pet friendly Information boards with track length and duration Dirt walking track Toilets available (with ramp) Picnic area

The road is a little dusty going in but it is quite a good little scenic spot with a sealed surface walking path from the car park to the viewing area of the falls. Geology buffs will get a kick out of the lava formations that now form the wall of the falls themselves. A historical marker near the picnic area details the use of the area during WWII.

A nice place for a break , has a nice picnicking area and ablutions. The walk down to the falls looks dawnting but it's really an easy stroll

Lava rock water fall is worth a view but its not only the waterfall The surface of lava rock is porous It provide unique and nutritious effect Watch for the ground as well. there are beautiful plants growing.

This is true Australiana up close and personal. It had been raining and the smell of eucalyptus from the gum trees was heavy in the air. The falls are a very easy 300 metre walk down from a shady carpark. A bit steep, but probably manageable in a wheel chair with strong control. The Millstream Falls are reputedly the widest single drop falls in Australia. Very pretty. Lots of information also about the lava flows that made the area and are still visible. Adjacent to carpark are clean, pleasant biocycle toilets (ramp access) and a large grassed picnic aea with BBQ's and tables under shelters. A few kookaburras were around. Beware they will happily snap up food from your plate, especially if its a sausage, as their main food source is snakes. Very close by and along a wide dirt track is a 1 kilometer walk through a historical site from the Australian soldiers' encampments during WW2. You can turn back if its too long. Plaques along the way tell of life here in between the soldiers' deployment in New Guinea. Intriguing, even to me, who has no interest in armies or war. Very human insight into that time. This includes remnants of the mantlepiece from the fire place in the 'mess', covered trenches to jump into if attacked, and granite slabs relocated to make 'park benches'.

Best waterfall in Cairns for us. Worth the visit. About 45 mins drive from the waterfall circuit. We went in April, just after the rainy season and the waterfall was picturesque!

Well kept park with ample parking and accomodating for caravans/big rigs. Two pretty clean drop loos and picnic tables. Nice walk down to the falls but no swimming. A lot quieter than other waterfalls in the Atherton Tablelands.

What a wonderful information centre with excellent exhibits of both aboriginal and European history

Very informative. Happy helpful staff. Great displays. Clean toilets. Really worth a visit.

A great stop for information on exploring the Atherton tablelands :-) thanks to a lovely couple from Scotland at the front desk I have all the info I need to start exploring 🙏🥰 highly recommended!

Very nice people who helped me choose my route along the Great Inland Ways. With information, maps, helpfulness and Aussie friendliness. Here at the visitor centre, there is also a museum with background information on the history of Ravenshoe during World War II and life in the surrounding area.

Really nice, friendly centre. Plenty of parking and added value exhibitions in house.

Wonderful customer service and lots of things for kids to explore. Friendly staff

All the information you need about tablelands and areas around the top end.

I went on two different days with completely different weather.. I first went when it was super sunny but I went back again on a foggy day (which I'm glad I did, because it was beautiful!) it's definitely worth a stop and look no matter the weather. They even have some information signs with the history and how the wind turbines work - so great for teaching the kids about renewable energy.

This is a nice spot to get some wind farm photos. Unfortunately, you can't quite get as close as I'd have liked. Plenty of parking is available. Be wary that the turnoff is on the slow lane. It's easy to miss.

The Windy Hill Farm Viewing Area was an unexpectedly interesting stop on our trip to Herberton. I’ve never seen wind turbines up this close before, and standing beneath them was both awe-inspiring and surprisingly peaceful. The sheer size and quiet majesty of the turbines made for a unique and memorable experience. Our whole family really enjoyed this stop — it’s not every day you get to combine a bit of engineering wonder with beautiful countryside views. Definitely worth pulling over for if you’re in the area!

Great view of the wind turbines, can dam near touch them, good car parking area, short walk to an undercover viewing area, can be cold and windy(hence the turbines). The turn-off is only a 100 metres or so from the main road, turn-off is signposted as is the parking area and there are information signs as well, only a few kilometres from Ravenshoe.

It was raining when we stopped. Large parking area and plenty of room to turn a caravan as we have one. Turbines in full view and can hear then winding.

The turn off comes up suddenly, so slow down for the turn. Close up view of wind turbines. Off road parking is awkward, so maybe leave the van on the turn off road rather go up into the car park. Good view with explanatory plaque. If the turbines are rotating, you can hear the quiet whoosh. Impressive giants. If you follow the turn off road it joins Beatrice Way. Beautiful scenic sealed drive to Millaa Millaa but not great for large caravans, bit tight and windy in places.

Pretty cool up close.

One of the most amazing places in the north!!

Very impressive views

Complicated. Drove what seemed to be for hours to get to Tully Falls and finally turned around and came out of the park without ever reaching my destination. A bit of basic signage wouldn't go astray.

Most amazing place. If visiting please remember our wildlife when driving through the forest..

Very lush and green. Fantastic photo opportunities.

Beautiful falls lovely area

Great walk down to the water through the forest

Very beautiful drive through this amazing country.