Nymboi-Binderay National Park

The Nymboi-Binderay National Park spans 172 square kilometers of land, featuring granite gorges and the winding Nymboida River through dense forest landscapes.

The park, established in 1997, contains remnants of early timber industry infrastructure, including steam tramway tracks and logging equipment from past operations.

Indigenous connections to the land are evident through traditional pathways and gathering places along the Nymboida River within the park boundaries.

Visitors can access camping facilities at Platypus Flat and Cod Hole sites, with swimming permitted in designated sections of the Nymboida River.

The park protects rare Dorrigo white gum trees and provides habitat for 68 mammal species, including threatened species such as powerful owls.

Location: Bellingen Shire Council

GPS coordinates: -30.14477,152.70273

Latest update: March 16, 2025 06:42