Kinchega National Park

The national park spans 44,259 hectares along the Darling River, featuring red gum trees and the expansive Menindee lake system.

Established in 1967, the park contains the Kinchega Woolshed and Old Kinchega Homestead, reflecting the pastoral heritage of New South Wales.

The Paarkantji people left numerous artifacts along the Darling River, demonstrating their historical connection to this land.

The park charges an entry fee of 8 dollars per vehicle per day through a pay and display system at designated collection points.

The Menindee lake system transforms as water levels change, creating alternating patterns of colors across the lake bed throughout seasons.

Location: Unincorporated Area

Operator: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

GPS coordinates: -32.49905,142.33103

Latest update: March 4, 2025 05:41