Booderee National Park

Booderee National Park extends across coastal cliffs, sandy beaches, mangroves, swamps, lakes, and forests bordering the Pacific Ocean in southeastern Australia.

Established as a nature reserve in 1971, the park received its current name in 1995 when ownership transferred to the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community.

The name Booderee originates from the Dhurga language, meaning bay of plenty, reflecting the Aboriginal connection to the abundant marine resources.

Visitors require a park pass to access the diverse walking tracks, camping areas, and beaches within the 6,379 hectares of protected land.

The park contains over 200 bird species, 30 native mammals, 37 reptiles, and 17 amphibians across its varied ecosystems.

Location: Shoalhaven City Council

GPS coordinates: -35.15097,150.63936

Latest update: March 13, 2025 02:23