Seven Mile Beach National Park

Seven Mile Beach National Park encompasses 8.9 square kilometers of coastal terrain, including tidal flats, islands, and sand barriers along New South Wales shoreline.

The New South Wales government established this protected area in 1971 to preserve the coastal ecosystem and create a recreational space for the public.

The park contains significant sites connected to Indigenous Australian communities who maintained a deep relationship with this coastal region through generations.

Visitors can access multiple walking trails, picnic facilities, and observation points throughout the park, with the Beach Road area offering barbecue equipment.

The protected littoral rainforest within the park provides essential habitat for numerous bird species, including king parrots, rainbow lorikeets, and brown cuckoo doves.

Location: The Council of the Municipality of Kiama

Operator: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

GPS coordinates: -34.81760,150.73857

Latest update: March 11, 2025 19:09