Bouddi National Park

The 1,532-hectare national park features coastal landscapes with sandstone cliffs, beaches, heathlands, and temperate rainforest along the Tasman Sea coastline.

Initially named Bouddi Natural Park in 1936, the area received national park status in 1967 and its current designation as Bouddi National Park in 1974.

The name Bouddi comes from an Indigenous word meaning heart, reflecting the deep connection of Aboriginal communities who lived in this region for millennia.

Visitors can access multiple camping grounds, walking trails, and cycling paths throughout the park, with facilities available at Putty Beach and Maitland Bay.

The marine protected zone has increased fish populations by 70 percent compared to surrounding waters, supporting diverse marine life including migrating whales.

Location: Central Coast Council

GPS coordinates: -33.51826,151.40254

Latest update: March 4, 2025 00:08