Best National Park New South Wales: reviews

Beautiful natural mountains and can enjoy hiking, joking, camping and 4WD offroad driving. Also can see to the historic of Australian coal mining in this area...

Don't know much about weirs. But this is definitely one of them. Particularly good if you wish to (against signage suggestion) feed ducks...

Amazing national park, we brought a tent and stayed a few days, completely in love with this amazing nature, what a night sky what a beautiful ocean!

Being at Kamay allows you to appreciate the old, the new and mother nature. It's an historic place to visit that really gives you scope and...

Pros: 1. Lots of bushwalking trails 2. Quite beaches
Cons: 1. You may have to drive a bit depending on where you live

Stunning winter up the mountains plant to see and free snow fun on Kiandra for the kids. Keep an eye out you may even see some Brumbies.

Great is not the word I'd use to describe this park. That's because I have a thesaurus. I don't feel like looking up any other words so I'll go for...

So many stunning walking trails, lookouts and waterfalls. You can easily spend a week just exploring this gorgeous place.

A worthwhile hike rewarded with beautiful views of Fingal Beach and Shoal Beach.
Fairly close to Bus Stops and eateries.

Got stuck here in my rx7 middle of the night right at the bottom.would not recommend bringing your jdm shitbox here first day after wiring in new...

Way too many drop bears for my liking. These things were like arial scud missiles with teeth. I nearly died.

Lovely beach and beautiful water.
Very limited picnic tables or seat, limited shade areas,
Parking crazy busy

A very nice park with a lot of access points to lookouts, bike trails and hikes. There seems to be a lot of people on bikes here and with a lot of narrow...

Gorgeous setting for a tinny boat hire and some fish and chips! You dont have to go to fancy restaurants to enjoy this area!

Got all the facilities EXCEPT power and fires. Ideal spot on the beach and a 10 minute drive to Forster

From the tiny village of Hat Head in the south to Smoky Cape Lighthouse in the north, there is some great coastal scenery and vegetation to be seen.

Hello, I was here a long time ago and I am still very impressed by the national park. The park was easily accessible by car. It's quite a large...

Manicured forest. Good for fit elderly, new bush walkers and somewhere to take children but not challenging for seasoned bush walkers, even on the...

Good whale watching, toilets are basic (take cleaning wipes and a seat, no seriously the Loo is stainless steel and freezing.). Parking is decent...

I wish I knew the track to reach the base of waterfall as I didn't want to get lost in the wild. An advice would be to come in early so if you plan to explore...