Murray Valley National Park

The Murray Valley National Park encompasses 41,601 hectares of wetlands, woodlands, and river systems along the Murray River in New South Wales.

The national park, established in July 2010, transformed several state forests into a protected area managed by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.

The land holds deep connections to Aboriginal communities, containing numerous sites that reflect the enduring presence of Indigenous peoples in the region.

Visitors can access multiple campgrounds along the river, including Swifts Creek, Quicks Beach, and Woperana, each providing direct water access.

The park contains one of the largest continuous river red gum forests globally, supporting 60 threatened animal species and 40 endangered plant species.

Location: Federation Council

Operator: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

Website: https://nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/Murray-Valley-National-Park

GPS coordinates: -35.81430,145.10678

Latest update: March 10, 2025 09:25