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Many NSW national park campgrounds, accommodation and visitor centres will start to reopen from 1 June but important changes are in place to keep visitors safe. All camping requires a booking. Check park alerts and visit COVID-19 updates for more information before visiting any park.
See detailsFrom scenic driving routes to multi-day walks, you'll discover a host of things to do in NSW national parks.
Things to see and doWhether you're planning a family camping trip or an unforgettable coastal weekend getaway, you'll find what you're after in NSW national parks.
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You don't need to leave NSW to get a taste of the outback. Tour its wildlife-rich landscapes, rugged 4WD touring trails, rustic camping spots – and discover rich Aboriginal culture stretching back tens of thousands of years.
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The sprawling heart of Country NSW offers plenty of adventures for families, thrill seekers and nature-lovers. Discover a unique landscape of World Heritage-listed Gondwana rainforests, Aboriginal culture, gold mine relics, and Australian wildlife.
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The Murray-Riverina region is full of adventure and activity for all ages. Discover the ancient landscapes of Mungo National Park, and tour along the mighty Murray River - its river red gum wetlands a haven for birds.
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Home to some of the best beaches in Australia, North Coast NSW national parks boast spectacular walking tracks, top spots for whale watching, snorkelling and fishing - and World Heritage Gondwana rainforests.
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Stretching from the Wollongong to Eden and the Victorian border, the NSW South Coast tempts you with clear waters and national parks teeming with walks, waterfalls and wildlife. Discover its white sand beaches, rainforests and untamed coastline.
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Explore the twisting inlets and harbour islands of Sydney Harbour National Park, and head to south Sydney for world-class bushwalking and mountain biking experiences in Royal National Park. Looking for more things to do when in Sydney? Visit the Three Sisters and hazy blue valleys of Blue Mountains National Park.
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Home to Kosciuszko National Park, the Snowy Mountains region is a unique alpine wonderland of rivers, mountains, ski fields, caves, and glacial lakes.
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Discover Dorrigo National Park's World Heritage-listed Gondwana rainforest, secret waterfalls, walking tracks and rich wildlife. It's only an hour from Coffs Harbour.
If you're an adventure sports thrill seeker, the Snowy Mountains has it all. Hit the ski slopes in winter, climb Mount Kosciuszko, or go bushwalking and cycling in spring.
Take a day trip to Australia's oldest national park in Sydney's south. Royal National Park has everything from beaches and rainforest, to beautiful walking tracks.
World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains National Park is a must-see when in Sydney. Visit the iconic Three Sisters and explore its magnificent waterfalls, walks and adventure sports.
Myall Lakes is home to one of the largest coastal lake systems in NSW. Paddle the waters, cast your line for a spot of fishing, and go whale watching along the park's 40km of beaches.
Sydney Harbour National Park is jewel of the city. Explore the park's inlets and islands on a foreshore walk, delve into colonial and Aboriginal heritage, and picnic with some of the best views in town.
Yuraygir National Park is a top spot on the NSW North Coast for surfing, fishing and beachside camping. Spot whales in winter or Australia’s coastal emus on the Yuraygir coastal walk.
Located near Gosford on the NSW Central Coast, Bouddi National Park spoils you with secluded beaches, coastal walking tracks and Aboriginal cultural sites.
Close to Sydney's CBD, Lane Cove National Park is a beautiful pocket of bushland nestled on Lane Cover River. It's a great spot for bushwalking, kayaking, boating, picnicking and camping.
Get a taste of nature without leaving Sydney. Check out Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park's breathtaking lookouts and Aboriginal sites. Walk to hidden creeks and coves, or bring family and friends for a waterfront picnic.
