Boodjamulla is the most remote park found in Queensland, which in essence also means it is the wildest of the bunch. Being over 1800km away from the state capital, this national park has remained an untouched sprawling expanse of wilderness for many centuries. Here you'll be able to enjoy some spectacular scenery including gigantic gorges, sandstone ranges, and calm lakes. Interestingly, some of the hills found in the park are known to be rich with fossils dating all the way back to the Mesozoic era, which was over 200 million years ago!