Towarri National Park

Towarri National Park spans across 36 square kilometers of varied terrain, featuring sandstone outcrops, secluded waterholes, and pockets of rainforest vegetation.

The New South Wales government established Towarri National Park in 1998 as part of its initiative to protect diverse ecosystems in the region.

The park provides essential habitats for numerous bird species, including the speckled warbler and glossy black cockatoo, which hold ecological importance.

Visitors can access the Washpools campground beside Middle Brook, which offers facilities for overnight stays and daytime activities throughout the year.

The absence of defined hiking tracks allows visitors to freely explore the landscapes and discover hidden natural features within the park boundaries.

Location: Upper Dartbrook

Location: Upper Hunter Shire Council

Operator: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

GPS coordinates: -31.88829,150.67762

Latest update: November 21, 2025 05:35