Mebbin National Park

Mebbin National Park spans 38 square kilometers of eucalyptus forests, subtropical rainforests, and ancient fig trees near Murwillumbah and Tweed Heads.

The park joined the Shield Volcano Group of Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Site in 1983 and received National Heritage listing in 2007.

The park contains 250 designated Areas of Intergenerational Significance that protect vital habitats for endangered species and maintain ecological diversity.

Visitors access the park via Byrill Creek Road, with facilities including Cutters Camp campground, barbecues, picnic tables, and trails for hiking and cycling.

During summer nights, the calls of endangered giant barred frogs echo through the park, while red-legged pademelons move through the undergrowth.

Location: Mebbin

Location: Tweed Shire Council

Operator: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

GPS coordinates: -28.45140,153.16367

Latest update: November 10, 2025 02:25