Applies from Fri 16 May 2025, 8.48am to Thu 22 May 2025, 5.49pm. Last reviewed: Wed 21 May 2025, 9.02am

Closed areas: Frazer Campground closed due to flooding

Frazer campground is closed until Thursday 22 May due to forecast torrential rain, high winds and high risk of road causeway flooding.
Penalties apply for non-compliance. For more information, please contact the local NPWS office. 

Affects 1 park and 1 location nearby. Show list

• Munmorah State Conservation Area
  • Frazer campground

Applies from Mon 19 May 2025, 9.13am to Fri 23 May 2025, 9.14am. Last reviewed: Mon 19 May 2025, 9.31am

Closed areas: Areas closed due to Flooding

The following parts of Munmorah State Conservation Area are closed from 19/5/2025 due to flooding on the causeway and roads. Closures are in place until further notice: 

flooding:

• Campbell Drive closed from the junction at Blue Wren Drive
• Frazer Beach picnic and camping areas
• Wybung Head
• Snapper Point precinct
• Palms Picnic Area

Remember, it’s never safe to walk, ride or drive through flood waters, so you’ll need to reschedule your visit and avoid travel through areas in this park. Check Live Traffic NSW for up-to-date information about road closures. For assistance during severe weather visit the NSW SES website. In life-threatening situations call emergency services on Triple Zero (000).

Penalties apply for non-compliance. For more information, contact the local park office.

Affects 1 park and 4 locations nearby. Show list

• Munmorah State Conservation Area
  • Frazer campground
  • Moonee Beach trail
  • Palms circuit track
  • Palms picnic area

Applies from Sat 17 May 2025, 6.00pm to Sat 24 May 2025, 8.00am. Last reviewed: Thu 15 May 2025, 2.47pm

Safety alerts: Flood risk warning

Forecast heavy rainfall may cause flooding of areas in Watagans, Brisbane Water and Wyrrabalong National Parks and Munmorah and Jilliby State Conservation Areas.

Creek crossings may become impassable with fast flowing water and increased water levels following heavy rainfall.

People planning to visit these parks are urged to check for closures, emergency warnings and severe weather updates from the Bureau of Meteorology and State Emergency Service before heading out.

Remember, it’s never safe to walk, ride or drive through flood waters, so you’ll need to reschedule your visit and avoid travel through areas in this park. Check Live Traffic NSW for up-to-date information about road closures. For assistance during severe weather visit the NSW SES website. In life-threatening situations call emergency services on Triple Zero (000).

Penalties apply for non-compliance. For more information, contact the local park office on 02 4320 4200.

Affects 1 park and 2 locations nearby. Show list

• Munmorah State Conservation Area
  • Grass tree track
  • Moonee Beach trail

Applies from Sun 26 Jan 2025, 2.51pm. Last reviewed: Fri 16 May 2025, 8.45am

Other incidents: Teatree picnic area outdoor shower.

The outdoor shower was stolen. We are arranging an alternate solution and will replace it as soon as possible.

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• Munmorah State Conservation Area
  • Tea Tree picnic area and lookout

Applies from Tue 28 Jan 2025, 9.22am to Wed 7 Apr 2027, 9.23am. Last reviewed: Wed 30 Apr 2025, 1.55pm

Closed areas: Pink Caves - closed to the public

Pink Caves are closed to visitors because they are extremely unsafe to visit.

The caves are filled with water at high tide. Even at low tide they can be dangerous, as the ocean swell sends unpredictable waves sweeping into the caves and across the rock shelf. Sudden rogue waves can cause serious injury and may drag visitors across the rocks or out to sea.

There is no lifeguard service in this area and access for emergency services is limited. There’s no approved walking track to this location. Access to the caves involves walking over a rock shelf which is slippery, uneven and dangerous.

Visitors should take care when traversing all rock shelves and coastal areas located within Munmorah State Conservation Area.

For further information call the NPWS Local Area office on 02 4972 9000.

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• Munmorah State Conservation Area
  • Pink Caves

Applies from Wed 3 Aug 2022, 12.57pm. Last reviewed: Mon 14 Apr 2025, 2.42pm

Safety alerts: Rock fishing safety

Rock fishing is a popular activity for many national park visitors and your safety whilst fishing is important. Parts of the NSW Central Coast are a declared high risk area due to large swells and hazardous surf conditions. In these high risk areas under the NSW Rock Fishing Safety Act 2016, you are required by law to wear an appropriate life jacket. This includes children and anyone helping you fish. This is regulated by NSW Fisheries and poses an on the spot $100 fine if non-compliant.

Before rock fishing you should always:

• check for park alerts or closures
• check the tides, swell and weather conditions before setting out and never fish in exposed areas during rough or large seas or in electrical storms.
• Wear your life jacket, appropriate light weight clothing and non-slip footwear

Stay safe, always watch the local conditions, never turn your back on the ocean and never fish alone.

If you’re in doubt don’t go out.

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• Wallarah National Park