Yuraygir National Park is between Yamba and Corindi (north of Coffs Harbour), it is the largest coastal National Park in New South Wales. It was created in 1980 by combining the Angourie National Park and Red Rock National Park. With 65km of coastline along Yuraygir National Park, there are multiple points to access the park … Read more
Raspberry Lookout in the Gibraltar Range National Park has spectacular views from the tableland across the Mann River to Nymboida National Park. The lookout has a wide railing with an open and unobstructed area to view from. You get a sense of being high above the surrounding mountain forests off tops of the Gibraltar Range. … Read more
Tooloom Lookout is on the edge of Tooloom National Park with views over the farmland and hills to the Great Dividing Range. The lookout is a short walk from the Tooloom Picnic Area where there is a small amount of parking off the road. The location of the Tooloom Lookout on the map is located … Read more
Sherwood Lookout is a picnic area and lookout in Toonumbar National Park with views to the north towards Mt Lindsay on the border of New South Wales and Queensland. The picnic area is fairly simple with a single picnic table. There is a water tank but it was empty, possibly not functional. The area around … Read more
Murray Scrub Lookout is within Toonumbar National Park and looks over the Murray Scrub subtropical rainforest. The lookout is along Toonumbar Rainforest Drive, a rough dirt road that follows along the mountain range. Murray Scrub, part of the Gondwana Rainforests, is world heritage-listed containing diverse threatened plants and animals. A walking track, Murray Scrub Walk … Read more
Murray Scrub walking track is a 5.5km grade 3 walk through a subtropical rainforest, in Toonumbar National Park in New South Wales. The track head off from the car parking area along the valley of the Murray Scrub. The track is easy to walk along, although the first part is a little more difficult with … Read more
Toonumbar National Park is world heritage listed gondwana rainforest, west of Kyogle on the northern coast region of NSW. There are a number of destinations within the national park: Iron Pot Rest Area – Picnic day use area and campground along Iron Pot Creek Murray Scrub Walk – Walk through the Murray Scrub Murray Scrub … Read more
Iron Pot Creek Picnic Area and Campground are in the southern part of the Toonumbar National Park, set in an enclosed subtropical rainforest. The campgrounds are generally unmarked. The National Parks website says it is suitable for tents and camper trailers. We had a camper trailer that can use a fair bit of space. The … Read more
Sheepstation Creek Campgrounds is the largest of two campgrounds in Border Ranges National Park, with sites for tents, camper trailers, and caravans. Each of the 15 campsites has picnic tables and wood BBQ. In the centre is a larger sheltered picnic table and free gas BBQs. The sites vary in size and shape, so try … Read more
Antarctic Beech Picnic Area is in the Border Ranges National Park in New South Wales, a great spot to stop for lunch with picnic tables, wood BBQ, and toilets. A view looks north over the Lost World wilderness area towards the Queensland border and Lamington National Park. The view is closed in by vegetation on … Read more
