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Royal National Park

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Attraction - Historical Sites and Heritage Locations, Natural Attractions


The Royal National Park is situated on 15,080 hectares and was the second national park in the world. Walk the coast for magnificent views, or experience the variety of habitats, including heath, rainforests, open woodlands and estuarine systems.

Enjoy historic landscapes and short walks to lookouts with spectacular views over the park. Wattamolla, Garie and Burning Palms are some of the most beautiful beaches in Australia.

Hire a row boat at Audley and take a leisurely paddle up Kangaroo Creek.

There are kiosks at Garie, Wattamolla and Audley. Bonnie Vale camping ground provides basic facilities (fees apply), other camping sites are limited with bookings and permits essential.

Visit the Visitors Centre for maps, brochures and information on things to see and do in the park. Take a Discovery Ranger guided tour to learn more about the national park.

Activities: swimming, surfing, canoeing, beach fishing, bushwalking, bush camping and nature study.

Open Time


National Park accessible at all times. Visitor Centre 8.30am - 4.30pm Daily.Bonnie Vale, Garie and Wattamolla areas closed sunset to sunrise.

Public Holiday


Park open Christmas Day. Visitor Centre is closed
 

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Royal National Park
Farnell Avenue
Audley, NSW 2232
Telephone: 02 -... 02 - 9542 0648
Fax: 02 -... 02 - 9542 1420
Email: info@npws.nsw.gov.au
Website: www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au

Entry Cost


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04/08/10 04/08/11 Vehicle A$11.00  

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