Applies from Wed 13 Aug 2025, 4.17pm.
Last reviewed: Mon 18 Aug 2025, 9.26am.
Closed areas: Murray Valley National Park - Gulpa precinct - Taylors Bridge Rd CLOSED
Taylors Bridge Road where it crosses the Edward River at Taylors bridge will be closed. There will be no access to Edward River Road due to unseasonal flooding.
Please obey all signage. Penalties do apply for non-compliance.
Applies from Wed 6 Aug 2025, 10.48am
to Fri 22 Aug 2025, 10.42am.
Last reviewed: Wed 6 Aug 2025, 11.18am.
Closed areas: Roads closed - Detour required due to water over roads
Several roads have been closed due to localise minor flooding in the Millewa section of Murray Valley National Park and Regional Park.
You can still access the Millewa River Road and Millewa Campgrounds only from the east via Aratula Lane off the Lower River Road at 35.806322 S, 145.344843 E.
All other access points off Millewa Road have been physically closed, including the gate at Fishermans Bend Road and the 'rabbit proof' gate at Toupna Crossing Road.
Applies from Wed 26 Mar 2025, 1.02pm.
Last reviewed: Mon 11 Aug 2025, 11.14am.
Closed areas: Road Closures - Murray Valley National & Regional Park
The following areas are closed within Murray Valley National Park and Murray Valley Regional Park until further notice.
The following roads are currently closed:
- Dudleys Road
- Tin Hut Road, and
- Quambies Road
The Tin Hut Firewood Collection area is therefore inaccessible.
Please also note that all campgrounds within the Milllewa Campgrounds: Regional Park and National Park, besides the Cumalong Campgrounds and campgrounds listed under Gulpa Campgrounds: National Park will likely be inaccessible by the 2 August 2025 and closed until November/December 2025 due to flooding occurring in the forest.
Penalties apply for non-compliance.
Remember, it’s never safe to drive, ride or walk through flood waters. Roads into and throughout the park are / may also be closed. Check Live Traffic NSW. For assistance during severe weather visit the NSW SES website. In life-threatening situations call emergency services on Triple Zero (000).
For more information, please contact the local NPWS office.
