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Tea Tree picnic area and lookout

Munmorah State Conservation Area

What's nearby

Nearby picnic areas

Man walking on the Bateau Bay track. Photo: John Spencer

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People in Elizabeth Bay picnic area. Photo: John Spencer

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Elizabeth Bay picnic area

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Palms picnic area in Munmorah State Conservation Area. Photo: John Spencer

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Palms picnic area

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Morisset picnic area, Lake Macquarie State Conservation Area. Photo: Mary Temple/OEH

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Morisset picnic area

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Alexanders picnic area, Lake Macquarie State Conservation Area. Photo: Susan Davis/NSW Government

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Alexanders picnic area

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Marmong picnic area, Lake Macquarie State Conservation Area. Photo: Ashley Deveridge

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Marmong picnic area

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Nearby things to do

Stairs on The Coast walking track. Photo: John Spencer

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The Coast walking track

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Creek, Watagans National Park

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Circuit walking track

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Pinny Beach, Wallarah National Park. Photo: NSW Government

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Coastal walking track

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People sitting at the Crackneck lookout picnic table. Photo: John Spencer

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Crackneck lookout

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Monkey Face lookout, Watagans National Park

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Monkey Face lookout

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People walking on the Moonee Beach walking track. Photo: John Spencer

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Moonee Beach trail

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Palms Circuit walking track. Photo: John Spencer

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Palms circuit track

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Scenic trail. Photo: Susan Davies

Cycle

Scenic trail

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Yondeo trail path, Wallarah National Park. Photo: Susan Davis.

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Yondeo trail

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Aboriginal tool, didgeridoo and boomerang. Photo: Cherie Shanks/OEH

Experience

Art in the park: Awabakal

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Coastal walking trail, Wyrrabalong National Park. Photo: John Spencer

Explore

Monday meanderers: Wyrrabalong coastal walk

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Bombala walking track, Glenrock State Conservation Area. Photo: John Spencer

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Bombala walking track

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Turners walking track, Watagans National Park. Photo: John Spencer

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Turners walking track

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Awaba Foreshore walk, Lake Macquarie State Conservation Area. Photo: Susan Davis/NSW Government

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Awaba Bay Foreshore walk

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Lillypilly loop track, Wyrrabalong National Park. Photo: John Spencer

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Lillypilly loop trail

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Muirs lookout, Jilliby State Conservation Area. Photo: John Spencer

View

Muirs lookout

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Man at Pelican Beach lookout. Photo: John Spencer

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Pelican Beach Road lookout

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Red gum trail, Wyrrabalong National Park. Photo: John Spencer

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Red Gum trail

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Wangi circuit walking track, Lake Macquarie State Conservation Area. Photo: Susan Davis/NSW Government

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Wangi circuit walking track

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People fishing from platform, Tomaree National Park. Photo: John Spencer

Itinerary

Itinerary: NSW North Coast fishing

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Nearby camping and accommodation

Aerial view of Frazer campground, Munmorah State Conservation Area. Photo: John Spencer/OEH

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Frazer campground

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Tents in Freemans campground, Munmorah State Conservation Area. Photo: John Spencer/DPIE

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Freemans campground

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2 campers sitting with their backpacks with their tents set up in the background. Photo: John Spencer/DPIE

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Bangalow campground

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Gap Creek facilities, Watagans National Park. Photo: Susan Davis/DPIE

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Gap Creek campground

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Awaba Foreshore walk, Lake Macquarie State Conservation Area. Photo: Susan Davis/NSW Government

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Lake Macquarie State Conservation Area

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Family playing on the river bank, Elizabeth Bay. Photo: John Spencer

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Yondeo trail. Photo: NSW Government

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Wallarah National Park

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Moss wall, Watagans National Park

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Watagans National Park

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Coastal walking trail, Wyrrabalong National Park. Photo: John Spencer

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Wyrrabalong National Park

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Jilliby State Conservation Area. Photo: John Spencer

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Wamberal Lagoon Nature Reserve

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Wambina Nature Reserve

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Get Wild About Whales

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 on the Wild About Whales website.

Humpback whale breaching. Photo: Wayne Reynolds

 

Join WilderQuest

WilderQuest is a fun kids program designed to nurture a love of nature. Download the award-winning WilderQuest iPad app and go on a quest to discover all the animals, plants and hidden secrets within NSW national parks.

WilderQuest activity at Blue Gum Hills Regional Park. Photo: Shani Milgate/OEH
Tea Tree picnic area and lookout

Park info

  • in Munmorah State Conservation Area in the Sydney and surrounds and North Coast regions

  • Spring/summer open hours

    Munmorah State Conservation Area is open 5.30am–9pm, from the start of the NSW school holiday period in September (Friday) until the last day of the NSW autumn school holidays.

    Autumn/winter open hours

    Munmorah State Conservation Area is open 5.30am–7pm, from 1 May until the day before the start of the NSW September school holidays (Thursday).

  • Park entry fees:

    $8 per vehicle per day. The park has pay and display machines - please bring correct coins (cards accepted).

    Buy annual pass
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Tea Tree Picnic Area and Lookout, Munmorah State Conservation Area. Photo: John Spencer