Wallumatta Nature Reserve

Get driving directions

From the Pacific Highway take:

• Tea Gardens Road to access the Myall River and Bombah Broadwater precincts of the park
• Bombah Point Road to access the Boolambayte and Bombah Broadwater precincts of the park
• Seal Rocks Road to access the Sugarloaf Point to Shelley Beach precinct of the park

There is a vehicle ferry at Bombah Point which provides access across the lake (operates 8am to 6pm daily, fees apply: cash payments only). Under strong winds the ferry may be closed. Contact the park office to check. Ferry fees are as follows:

• $2.50 per pedestrian
• $5.50 per motorbike
• $6.50 per car
• $6.50 caravan, trailer or boat trailer
• $10 per 4 tonne or larger vehicle

Please note: dogs are not permitted in the park which includes the ferry and Mungo Brush Road.

Park entry points

• Bombah Broadwater - Boolambayte precinct See on map
• Myall River precinct access See on map
• Sugarloaf Point - Shelly Point Precinct access See on map

Parking Show more

• Banksia Green campground See on map
• Dark Point Aboriginal Place See on map
• Davies Cottage See on map
• Hearts Point picnic area See on map
• Hole in the Wall picnic area See on map
• Korsmans Landing campground and picnic area See on map
• Neranie campground and picnic area See on map
• Northern Broadwater picnic area See on map
• NRMA Myall Shores Holiday Park See on map
• O'Sullivans Gap picnic area See on map
• The Wells campground See on map
• White Tree Bay campground and picnic area See on map
• Yagon campground See on map

Road quality

• Sealed roads

Vehicle access

• 2WD vehicles

Weather restrictions

• All weather

By bike

Check out the Bicycle information for NSW website for more information.

By public transport

For information about public transport options, visit the NSW Country Transport website.

There are lots of great things waiting for you in Wallumatta Nature Reserve. Here are some of the highlights.

Autumn

Take your camera for some excellent shots of birdlife as they nest and forage throughout the open forest. It's a great time for a spot of birdwatching.

Spring

Spring is a great time to explore as many of the native plants are in flower.

Summer

Escape the heat with a relaxing stroll through the shady forest.

Winter

Enjoy a brisk walk through the forest or link with the local Bushcare volunteers who help preserve this unique forest remnant.

• Wallumatta Nature Reserve factsheet
• Wallumatta Nature Reserve map (982.1KB pdf)