Single National Park

Single National Park contains diverse landscapes with native flora and fauna, providing a natural sanctuary for numerous Australian wildlife species.

The establishment of Single National Park in 1999 marked an expansion of protected areas within New South Wales conservation network.

The land within Single National Park maintains connections to indigenous communities who continue traditional practices in the region.

Visitors require permits from Parks Australia to access Single National Park, where they can explore designated hiking trails and utilize informational centers.

The park's location at coordinates -29.996944, 151.411389 positions it in a region that supports specific ecological systems found only in New South Wales.

Location: New South Wales

Inception: 1999

GPS coordinates: -29.99694,151.41139

Latest update: November 9, 2025 14:53