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Esk River paddle route

Bundjalung National Park

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Nearby canoeing/paddling experiences

  • Ramp leading down into the water in Bundjalung National Park. Photo © Rob Cleary

    Jerusalem Creek paddle route

    Jerusalem Creek is a great spot for canoeing and kayaking on the north coast. Paddlers will enjoy calm waters and the company of birds along this water journey.

 

Nearby things to do

Jerusalem creek, Bundjalung National Park. Photo © Rob Cleary

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Jerusalem Creek walk

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Iluka Bluff lookout, Bundjalung National Park. Photo © Rob Cleary

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Iluka Bluff lookout

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Forest path, Iluka Nature Reserve

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Iluka Rainforest walking track

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Ferry Crossing picnic area in Bundjalung National Park. Photo credit: Jessica Robertson © DPIE

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Ferry Crossing picnic area

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A shelter with picnic tables at Iluka Bluff picnic area in Bundjalung National Park. Photo: Jessica Robertson © DPIE

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Iluka Bluff picnic area

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Shark Beach picnic area showing sheltered barbecue, picnic table and grassy area, surrounded by coastal rainforest. Photo: Jessica Robertson/OEH.

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Shark Bay picnic area

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Back Beach picnic area surrounded by coastal bushland, showing picnic tables among trees and shade. Photo: Jessica Robertson/OEH.

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Back Beach picnic area

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Frazers Reef picnic area in Iluka Nature Reserve. Photo credit: Jessica Robertson © DPIE

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Frazers Reef picnic area

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A tan coloured rocky outcrop with the ocean in the distance. Photo: Stephen Wesener © Illuka Nature and Soul

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Forest bathing in Bundjalung National Park

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Nearby camping and accommodation

Tent surrounded by trees at Mibanbah – Black Rocks campground. Photo: Holly North/OEH

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Mibanbah – Black Rocks campground

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Aerial view of Woody Head campground and adjoining beach, Bundjalung National Park. Photo: John Spencer/OEH

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Woody Head campground

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Hammonds Cottage, front exterior with visitors on the verandah, Woody Head, Bundjalung National Park. Photo: John Spencer/OEH

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Woody Head cottages and cabins

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Woody Head Group campsite at Woody Head campground, Bundjalung National Park. Photo: John Spencer/OEH

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Woody Head group campground

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Exterior view of Forest House balcony at twilight, Bundjalung National Park. Photo: J Spencer/OEH

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Forest House

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Exterior view of Swamp House and Bunkhouse, Bundjalung National Park. Photo: J Spencer/OEH

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Swamp House and Bunkhouse

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Nearby parks

Aerial view of a woman walking along the tree-lined beach near Woody Head campground, Bundjalung National Park. Photo: John Spencer/OEH

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Bundjalung National Park

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Tree-lined Iluka Rainforest walk in Iluka Nature Reserve. Photo: Nick Cubbin © DPIE

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Iluka Nature Reserve

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Lyre bird

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Bundjalung State Conservation Area

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Lyre bird

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Chatsworth Hill State Conservation Area

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Lyre bird

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Clarence Estuary Nature Reserve

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Lyre bird

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Jackywalbin State Conservation Area

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Lyre bird

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Mororo Creek Nature Reserve

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Lyre bird

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Tabbimoble Swamp Nature Reserve

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Lyre bird

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Yaegl Nature Reserve

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Whale watching top spots

NSW national parks have the best vantage points to see whales during their annual migration, which takes place from May to November. Plan your next coastal adventure.

A humpback whale breaches the water off the NSW coast, near Sydney. Photo credit: Wayne Reynolds &copy Wayne Reynolds
Esk River paddle route

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