Bundjalung National Park

Bundjalung National Park is a nature reserve on the New South Wales coast featuring beaches, wetlands, rivers, and forested areas spread across a large landscape. The different environments blend together and create varied habitats to walk through.

The park sits on land where the Bundjalung people have lived for thousands of years. Its creation as a protected area reflects efforts to safeguard this long-standing connection to the country.

The land holds meaning for the Bundjalung people, who have lived here for thousands of years and continue their connection to the country today. Visitors encounter this living heritage through guided programs and interpretive displays throughout the park.

The park is accessible for walking and exploring, with camping facilities available for visitors who want to stay overnight. Wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for weather changes as conditions vary across different areas.

Salt marshes, mangroves, and sand dunes sit close together within the park, each supporting different animals and plants. These varied transitions create an unusual natural cross-section you can experience in a small area.

Location: Richmond Valley Council

GPS coordinates: -29.26150,153.31248

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:53