Jervis Bay National Park

Jervis Bay National Park features white sand beaches, eucalypt forests, and Lake Wollumboola, creating different environments for diverse wildlife species to thrive.

The South Coast Aboriginal people established numerous archaeological sites throughout the area, including coastal middens that reflect their long-standing connection to the land.

School programs within the park introduce students to Aboriginal traditions through educational activities focused on local Indigenous heritage and environmental knowledge.

Multiple entry points provide access to different sections of the park, with sealed roads suitable for standard vehicles and designated parking areas at Bull Hole and Red Point.

The heathland areas serve as essential habitat for threatened bird species, including the eastern bristlebird and ground parrot, which depend on this environment for survival.

Location: Shoalhaven City Council

Operator: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

GPS coordinates: -34.95717,150.74271

Latest update: March 7, 2025 15:04