Murramarang National Park

The 121-square-kilometer coastal park stretches 44 kilometers along the New South Wales coast, featuring sandy beaches, rock pools, and spotted gum forests.

The National Parks and Wildlife Service of New South Wales established Murramarang National Park in 1973 to protect the coastal environment and Aboriginal heritage sites.

The park contains numerous Aboriginal middens, including the largest archaeological site on the south coast, documenting centuries of Indigenous presence.

Visitors can access multiple entry points from Princes Highway, with daily vehicle entry fees of 8 dollars and camping facilities at Depot Beach and Pretty Beach.

Eastern grey kangaroos gather at Pebbly Beach, while swift parrots find sanctuary in this designated Important Bird Area between Ulladulla and Merimbula.

Location: Eurobodalla Shire Council

GPS coordinates: -35.58302,150.29744

Latest update: April 14, 2025 09:12