Legoland, in Namadji National Park, is the unofficial name given to a jumble of huge rocks that have formed an impressive cavern, with rocks suspended in the ceiling. There’s also a nearby lookout an easy walk to the top of some of the rocks. It’s an easy walk to the rocks and that makes it a popular destination. For some peace and quiet you can walk on a similar, short distance to more rocks and more views, and probably have the place to yourself.
Although its possible to walk from Honeysuckle Campground up a fire trail, it’s probably a better experience to drive if you can. (You can save your legs for the nearby walk to Booroomba Rocks and Booroomba Peak). Track notes at the end.
Legoland Rocks: The Scenery
Track Notes
The main track to Legoland Rocks is signposted and obvious, and takes maybe 15 minutes. We walked past Legoland Rocks on an obvious but unmarked track to visit another cluster of large rocks and perhaps slightly better views. At the start there’s a very short informal track to even more giant rocks.
The road to that top car park is fairly rough and it was generally SUVs and 4WDs up there. Walking from Honeysuckle Campground is 14km return and takes 3-4 hours according to AI.
