Cocoparra National Park

Get driving directions

From Griffith:

• Travelling east along Burley Griffin Way from town centre, turn left onto Crossing Street.
• Turn right onto Wakaden Street. This becomes Rankin Springs Road, and then Beelbangera Road as you pass through Beelbangera.
• At Yenda, turn left onto Myall Park Road.
• Turn right onto Mount Bingar Road, which will take you into the park.
• Road signs provide directions along the route from Griffith to Cocoparra National Park

Please note that the eastern side of Cocoparra National Park connects to private property. There is no access to the park from Pleasant Valley Road and you will not be able to enter the park from the Eastern Boundary fire trail as this is for park management only.

If you're visiting the park, please enter from the western side, via Barrys Scenic Drive or Mount Bingar Road.

Park entry points

• Barry Scenic Drive See on map
• Mount Bingar Road access See on map
• Mount Brogden carpark See on map
• Woolshed Falls access See on map

Parking

• Spring Hill picnic area See on map
• Store Creek picnic area See on map
• The Pines picnic area See on map

By bike

Check out the Bicycle information for NSW website for more information.

By public transport

For information about public transport options, visit the NSW country transport info website.

There are lots of great things waiting for you in Cocoparra National Park. Here are some of the highlights.

Autumn

Camp at Woolshed Flat while the days are still long and warm enough to explore the walking tracks and the cool nights are pleasant for sitting and watching the sun set Keep an eye out for the autumn greenhood, an early flowering orchid. .

Spring

Take Jacks Creek walking track to see gorgeous spring flowers, including orchids, daisies, wattles and tea-trees. Watch the first rainbow bee-eaters arrive to build nests in the ground. Their brilliant colours are dazzling. Climb Mount Brodgen to look out over the plains and the tree line of Murrumbidgee River .

Winter

Winter rains bring the creeks and falls to life, and the blue-tinged cypress pine trees contrast against the red rocks beautifully after wet weather. The mosses and lichens on Falcon Falls walking track are also renewed with the seasonal rains Wattles begin to flower and their glorious colour will brighten up a cold day .

Amenities

• Spring Hill picnic area
• Store Creek picnic area

Toilets

• Spring Hill picnic area
• Store Creek picnic area
• The Pines picnic area
• Woolshed Flat campground

Picnic tables

• Spring Hill picnic area
• Store Creek picnic area
• The Pines picnic area
• Woolshed Flat campground

Barbecue facilities

• Falcon Falls walking track
• Spring Hill picnic area
• Store Creek picnic area
• Woolshed Flat campground

• Cocoparra National Park factsheet
• Cocoparra National Park map (2.4MB pdf)