Bimberamala National Park

Bimberamala National Park encompasses 4396 hectares of steep forested terrain with diverse ecosystems supporting native flora and fauna species throughout the landscape.

The establishment of Bimberamala National Park in January 2001 marked a significant step in protecting the natural heritage of New South Wales for future generations.

The land within Bimberamala National Park holds deep connections to local Indigenous communities, representing an important part of Aboriginal cultural heritage in the region.

Visitors can access the park through several 4WD roads, but should obtain topographic maps and check current conditions at the Ulladulla office before exploration.

The Bimberamala River flows through a deeply incised valley within the park, forming water holes that contribute to the Clyde River system.

Location: Shoalhaven City Council

Operator: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

GPS coordinates: -35.48918,150.10351

Latest update: May 18, 2025 12:30