Wyrrabalong National Park

The protected area spans 620 hectares across two sections, featuring coastal rainforest, sandy beaches, and rocky cliffs along the Pacific Ocean shoreline.

The Darkinjung and Awabakal peoples inhabited different sections of the current park territory before European colonizers first discovered Tuggerah Lakes in 1796.

The national park maintains strong connections with indigenous heritage through preservation of traditional lands and integration of aboriginal knowledge in conservation practices.

Visitors can access multiple walking tracks, picnic areas, and observation points throughout the park during operating hours from 5:30 AM to 6:00 PM daily.

The park contains the final remaining coastal rainforest section on the Central Coast, providing critical habitat for numerous water and woodland bird species.

Location: New South Wales

Location: City of Gosford

Location: Tuggerah

Inception: 1991

Elevation above the sea: 2 m

Operator: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

Address: Wilfred Barrett Dr, Magenta NSW 2261, Australia 2261 2261

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 05:30-18:00

Phone: +61249729000

Website: https://nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/wyrrabalong-national-park

GPS coordinates: -33.39833,151.48444

Latest update: March 13, 2025 03:23