Bundjalung National Park

Bundjalung National Park encompasses 27,000 hectares of diverse landscapes, including coastal beaches, wetlands, rivers, and forested areas along the New South Wales coast.

The land within the national park boundaries holds deep connections to Aboriginal heritage, with the Bundjalung people maintaining their traditions here for thousands of years.

Local Aboriginal guides conduct educational programs about native plants, traditional food gathering methods, and cultural practices throughout designated areas of the park.

Visitors can access camping facilities at Black Rocks Campground near Jerusalem Creek, with entry fees of 8 dollars per vehicle collected at designated points.

The park contains multiple ecosystems where salt marshes transition into mangroves and sandy dunes, supporting different wildlife communities within short distances.

Location: Richmond Valley Council

GPS coordinates: -29.26150,153.31248

Latest update: March 4, 2025 07:08