Explore World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains National Park, home of the famous Three Sisters in Katoomba. Discover iconic lookouts and waterfalls, historic walking tracks, mountain biking, Aboriginal culture, adventure sports, and camping - right on Sydney's doorstep.
Park fees apply in the Glenbrook area only.
Ideal for 4WD adventures, Abercrombie River National Park gives visitors opportunities for 4WD touring, hiking, camping, birdwatching and swimming in its 3 waterways and open forests.
Stay and cave at Wombeyan Karst Conservation Reserve. With guided tours, accessible walks and cosy cabins, it’s the perfect destination for a weekend nature getaway.
With its remote rural setting, peaceful surrounds and significant Aboriginal culture, you can form a deep connection with Country in Guula Ngurra National Park, near Moss Vale.
Head to Nattai National Park for bushwalking or backpack camping in a remote wilderness setting not far from Oakdale and Mittagong, and an easy drive from Sydney.
The Southern Blue Mountains area near Oberon is a hidden corner of Blue Mountains National Park. Get off the beaten track and explore remote campgrounds, wilderness walks and 4WD routes. Nearby, Yerranderie historic mining town is a highlight.
Located 20km from Bowral in the Southern Highlands of NSW at Canyonleigh, Bangadilly National Park offers opportunities for remote wilderness hiking, wildlife photography and birdwatching.
Mares Forest National Park was created in August 2010. It covers an area of 2559ha. For detailed park and fire management documents, visit the OEH website.
Tarlo River National Park was created in May 1982. It covers an area of 8537ha. For detailed park and fire management documents, visit the OEH website.
Wiarborough Nature Reserve was created in May 2010. It covers an area of 2228ha. For detailed park and fire management documents, visit the OEH website.