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Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre

Morton National Park

Overview

The award-winning Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre offers information on the region’s local Aboriginal culture, wildlife and birdwatching, in the Southern Highlands.

Type
Visitor centres
Where
Morton National Park
Accessibility
Easy
Price
Free
Entry fees

Park entry fees apply at the Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre carpark.

Opening times

Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre is open:

  • 9am–5pm daily from 27 April to 26 August
  • 9am–5.30pm daily from 27 August to 26 April
  • Closed on Christmas Day
  • Opening times will vary depending on the season. For further information, please contact Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre on (02) 4887 7270

Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre is located a short walk from the magnificent Fitzroy Falls, where water plunges over 80m to the valley below. It’s an ideal base to explore the lush escarpment country of the Southern Highlands between Robertson and Nowra.

Take some time to browse the award-winning centre - you’ll find loads of information about the local history, wildlife and birdwatching of this unique area. With wheelchair-accessible facilities and a short boardwalk to the scenic views of the waterfalls, it’s an ideal location for families, groups and the elderly.

The centre offers insights into the Aboriginal history of the region with Aboriginal Cultural walks. Discovery rangers can tailor specific environmental programmes for schools, tour groups and communities.

The visitor centre is a great place to buy authentic Australian-made souvenirs and when you’ve worked up an appetite, the café serves up delicious meals and drinks. If you feel like stretching your legs, there’s nearby West Rim walking track and the East Rim Wildflower walking track is spectacular in spring.

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info

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Fitzroy Falls, Morton National Park. Photo: John Yurasek/NSW Government