Mooball National Park

Located 648 kilometers northeast of Sydney, Mooball National Park spans 1160 hectares of lowland rainforest in New South Wales coastal region.

The New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife Service established Mooball National Park in January 1999, transforming the former Mooball State Forest into a protected area.

The park stands on the traditional territories of the Bundjalung people, who maintained connections with this land before its designation as a national park.

Visitors should obtain detailed topographic maps from the Murwillumbah office before exploring the park, as basic PDF maps lack sufficient detail for activities.

The protected area harbors 17 vulnerable or endangered plant species, including the Brush cassia, Gympie stinger, and Crystal Creek walnut.

Location: Tweed Shire Council

Operator: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

GPS coordinates: -28.38952,153.47191

Latest update: April 6, 2025 04:48