Yabbra National Park

Yabbra National Park spans 8988 hectares of protected land featuring diverse ecosystems and natural formations in New South Wales terrain.

The New South Wales government established Yabbra National Park in January 1999 to safeguard the regional biodiversity and natural resources.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service manages this protected area according to conservation principles while maintaining public access for nature education.

Visitors need detailed topographic maps for navigation as the park contains multiple management trails including Joes Box Road and Yabbra Plains Road.

The park requires authorized vehicle permits for access to management trails, with specific regulations governing entry through Pocupar Road and South Haystack Feeder Road.

Location: Kyogle Council

Operator: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

GPS coordinates: -28.63402,152.48902

Latest update: November 11, 2025 14:55