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Burrinjuck Waters<br />
cOFFS COast<br />
cOPETOn Waters<br />
GrABinE LaKesIDe<br />
killAlEA<br />
LaKe BurrEnDOnG<br />
LaKe GlEnBAWn<br />
LaKe kEEPiT<br />
WYAnGAlA Waters<br />
BElMOnT WetLaNDs<br />
GOOlAWAH<br />
MAnninG eNtraNCe<br />
HArrinGTOn BeaCh<br />
BEllinGEr heaDs<br />
jErViS BaY<br />
WAllAGA LaKe<br />
crOnullA<br />
MaKINg<br />
traCKs<br />
STATE<br />
PArkS<br />
This way to a state park<br />
This way to a state park<br />
www.stateparks.nsw.gov.au<br />
www.lands.nsw.gov.au<br />
www.caravanandcampingnsw.com.au<br />
www.stateparks.nsw.gov.au<br />
This document has been produced for<br />
marketing and communication purposes only.<br />
Information is correct at time of printing.<br />
© September 2008 NSW Department of <strong>Land</strong>s (S)<br />
P08/06/030R
NSW STATE<br />
<strong>Park</strong>S<br />
Maintained and cared for by the NSW<br />
Department of <strong>Land</strong>s, state parks<br />
provide locations for fun and affordable<br />
activities such as picnics, BBQs,<br />
camping, swimming, water sports<br />
and bushwalks, in serene and<br />
tranquil locations.<br />
Situated less than six hours from<br />
Sydney, with seven parks located on<br />
inland water sources and the remaining<br />
ten on the coast, state parks provide<br />
camping and caravan sites as well<br />
as bungalows and cabins, which are<br />
perfect for day trips or longer holidays<br />
for the entire family.<br />
For more information visit<br />
www.stateparks.nsw.gov.au<br />
Burrinjuck Waters<br />
Burrinjuck Waters is a stunning<br />
place to relax and enjoy<br />
a range of recreational<br />
activities. Only 1.5<br />
hours drive north of<br />
Canberra, the park<br />
offers the chance to get up close and personal with the<br />
native wildlife, or satisfy the thirst for adventure with a<br />
choice of water sports.<br />
Coffs Coast<br />
Coffs Coast is situated<br />
halfway between Sydney and<br />
Brisbane. The Sawtell Beach<br />
Caravan park is located on Bonville<br />
Creek and can be reached via Lyons<br />
Road or Sawtell Road. Coffs Coast <strong>State</strong><br />
<strong>Park</strong> stretches from the Bonville Headland<br />
in Sawtell through to <strong>Park</strong> Beach in Coffs<br />
Harbour.<br />
Copeton Waters<br />
Nestled in the north-east corner<br />
of NSW, Copeton Waters offers<br />
a fantastic opportunity to use<br />
and enjoy Lake Copeton, which<br />
boasts three times the capacity<br />
of Sydney Harbour. With the<br />
lake, forest and open parkland to<br />
explore, Copeton Waters is a haven for bushwalkers,<br />
nature lovers and water sport enthusiasts.<br />
Grabine Lakeside<br />
Visitors from all over<br />
the state soak up the<br />
stunning landscape on<br />
the shores of Lake Wyangala<br />
at Grabine Lakeside <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong>.<br />
An oasis in the middle of the Central<br />
West, enjoy the magnificent views,<br />
water sports, bushwalking and picnics.<br />
CRONULLA<br />
JERVIS BAY<br />
Killalea<br />
Less than two hours south of<br />
Sydney, Killalea <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> is<br />
over 250 hectares<br />
of pristine coastal<br />
reserve with some<br />
of the best beaches<br />
on the NSW South<br />
Coast. With coastlines,<br />
rainforest areas, extensive<br />
wetlands and seabird breeding<br />
areas, Killalea is popular for<br />
camping, day trips, educational groups, boating,<br />
surfing and fishing.<br />
WALLAGA<br />
LAKE
Lake Burrendong<br />
Lake Burrendong <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> offers yearround<br />
attractions for fishing enthusiasts,<br />
nature lovers, bushwalkers, campers and<br />
picnickers. With an arboretum with native<br />
plants and animals, and a mass of subtropical<br />
vegetation and local bird life, Lake<br />
Burrendong has something for everyone.<br />
Goolawah<br />
Situated at Crescent Head<br />
on the NSW North Coast,<br />
Goolawah ensures the<br />
area’s sensitive environment<br />
is protected for future<br />
generations to enjoy. The<br />
745-hectare park features<br />
dog-friendly campgrounds, 4WD<br />
access and walking tracks along its<br />
lagoon, beaches and littoral rainforest.<br />
Lake Glenbawn<br />
Lake Glenbawn <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> in the Hunter<br />
Valley offers a diversity of bushland and<br />
wildlife. Nature lovers and bushwalkers<br />
will enjoy the woodlands, as well as<br />
water sports, fishing, picnic areas, BBQs,<br />
playgrounds, tennis and boat hire.<br />
Wyangala Waters<br />
Lake Keepit<br />
Situated in the state’s north-west,<br />
Lake Keepit is an easy half day’s<br />
drive from Sydney.<br />
The park offers fun<br />
for the whole family<br />
with BBQs, picnics and<br />
bushwalking, or water<br />
sports on the 34kms of<br />
stunning waterways.<br />
The ‘Jewel in the crown of the Central West’,<br />
Wyangala Waters is a favourite holiday destination.<br />
Relax in comfortable accommodation or<br />
on the water in a houseboat, take a<br />
bushwalk or cast<br />
a line for some<br />
fishing. An easy<br />
morning’s drive from<br />
Sydney, or a short<br />
drive from Canberra,<br />
Wyangala Dam is located at<br />
the junction of the Lachlan and<br />
Abercrombie Rivers.<br />
Manning Entrance<br />
Manning Entrance is situated on<br />
the NSW Mid North Coast and<br />
runs from Old Bar to the southern side of<br />
the Manning River. The coastal beaches<br />
and estuary provide an array of year-round<br />
recreation and tourism opportunities, while<br />
the littoral rainforests provide habitat for many<br />
species of native fauna and flora.<br />
Harrington Beach<br />
Harrington Beach is situated on the NSW Mid North<br />
Coast and surrounds the Manning River’s northern<br />
entrance at Harrington. The 430-hectare park<br />
stretches from Harrington to the picturesque<br />
fishing village of Crowdy Head and<br />
features a caravan park, lighthouse and<br />
boat harbour.<br />
Bellinger Heads<br />
The Bellinger Heads <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> includes<br />
most of the coastal region from<br />
Hungry Head north to Mylestom in<br />
the Bellingen Shire.<br />
More information on this newly<br />
created state park will be available<br />
in the near future.<br />
Belmont Wetlands<br />
Belmont Wetlands<br />
comprises seven coastal<br />
wetlands, some of<br />
which drain into<br />
Lake Macquarie. It<br />
is the largest single<br />
open water wetland in<br />
Lake Macquarie and is fed by an<br />
extensive system from the north.<br />
These three new<br />
state parks were<br />
announced at the<br />
time of printing.<br />
Activities and<br />
facilities for public<br />
use are yet to be<br />
developed.<br />
Jervis Bay<br />
Wallaga Lake<br />
Cronulla
FACILITIES AND ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE AT NSW STATE PARKS<br />
4WD • • • • • • •<br />
Airstrip • • •<br />
Alcohol supplies • • • •<br />
Bait or lures • • • • • • • • • •<br />
BBQs – electric • • • • • • • • • •<br />
BBQs – gas • • • •<br />
BBQs – wood • • • • • • • •<br />
Basketball court<br />
Beach(es) • • • • • •<br />
Bicycle trails • • • •<br />
Bird watching • • • • • • • • • • • • •<br />
Boat/canoe hire • • • •<br />
Boat ramp(s) • • • • • • • • • •<br />
Cabins/chalets • • • • • • • • •<br />
Canoeing • • • • • • • • • • •<br />
Cottages/villas/fixed tents • • • • •<br />
Cafe/bistro • • • •<br />
Camp kitchen • • • • • • •<br />
Conference/function centre • • • • • • • •<br />
Cricket oval • • • • •<br />
Disabled access • • • • • • • • •<br />
•<br />
Dormitory/bunkhouse • • •<br />
Fossicking • • •<br />
Fuel • • • • • • • •<br />
Gliding<br />
Golf course • • • • • •<br />
Groceries • • • • • • • • •<br />
Hall • • • • •<br />
Horse riding • • •<br />
Houseboat hire • •<br />
Ice • • • • • • • • • • •<br />
Kiosk • • • • • • • • • •<br />
Laundry facilities • • • • • • • • • •<br />
LP gas • • • • • • • • • •<br />
Mountain biking • • • • • • • •<br />
Onsite vans • • • • • •<br />
Orienteering • • • • • • • • • •<br />
Pets allowed • * • + • • • • + • #<br />
Picnic tables • • • • • • • • • • • •<br />
Playground(s) • • • • • • • • •<br />
Public telephone • • • • • • • • • •<br />
Shelter shed(s) • • • • • • • • •<br />
Showers/bathing • • • • • • • • • • • •<br />
Skateboarding/skating • • •<br />
Snorkelling • • •<br />
Storage (boats, vans) • • • • • • •<br />
Surfing • • • • • •<br />
Take-away food • • • • • • • • • •<br />
Tennis court(s) • • • • • • • •<br />
Trail biking • • • •<br />
Van sites – powered • • • • • • • •<br />
Volleyball court(s) • • • •<br />
Water slide(s) • •<br />
Water skiing • • • • • • • •<br />
White water rafting • •<br />
BURRINJUCK WATERS<br />
COFFS COAST<br />
COPETON WATERS<br />
GRABINE LAKESIDE<br />
KILLALEA<br />
LAKE BURRENDONG<br />
LAKE GLENBAWN<br />
LAKE KEEPIT<br />
•<br />
WYANGALA WATERS<br />
BELMONT WETLANDS<br />
GOOLAWAH<br />
MANNING ENTRANCE<br />
HARRINGTON BEACH<br />
* No pets allowed in accommodation areas<br />
+ Dogs must be on a leash at all times<br />
# De-sexed dogs only Facilities and activities for Bellinger Heads, Jervis Bay, Wallaga Lake and Cronulla not available at time of printing.
Burrinjuck Waters<br />
Burrinjuck was the first dam built in NSW to supply<br />
the irrigation farmers on the expansive plains to the<br />
west. Now, Lake Burrinjuck is also a stunning place<br />
to relax and enjoy a myriad of recreational activities.<br />
Only 1.5 hours drive north of Canberra, Burrinjuck<br />
Waters <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> offers a haven of untouched<br />
native bushland just waiting to be enjoyed. Get<br />
up close and personal with the native wildlife, or<br />
satisfy the thirst for adventure with a choice of<br />
water sports.<br />
Location<br />
Burrinjuck Waters is just four hours drive from<br />
Sydney down the Hume Highway, or only 1.5 hours<br />
drive from Canberra. Turn off the Hume Highway<br />
25kms south of Yass and drive through farmland for<br />
19kms before coming to the forest and a beautiful<br />
winding drive down the hillside to the lake’s edge.<br />
Accommodation (ph 02 6227 8114)<br />
• Tent camp sites<br />
• Powered<br />
caravan sites<br />
• Unpowered<br />
caravan sites<br />
• 15 self-contained<br />
cottages with<br />
bathrooms<br />
• 12 ensuite cabins<br />
• 5 six-bed cabins<br />
Make tracks for Burrinjuck Waters<br />
Burrinjuck<br />
Waters<br />
Make tracks for Burrinjuck Waters<br />
FAciliTiES<br />
BBqs - wood and electric<br />
picnic tables<br />
kiosk<br />
two boat ramps<br />
frisbee golf course<br />
tennis courts<br />
volleyball court<br />
amenities blocks with<br />
disabled access<br />
conference centre for hire<br />
large picnic shelter<br />
large camp kitchen
Lawler<br />
Pl.<br />
NO CAMPING<br />
Hume & Hovell<br />
Walking Track<br />
CARROLLS<br />
CREEK<br />
CAVE ISLAND<br />
26%<br />
MAIN<br />
BOAT<br />
RAMP<br />
Burrinjuck Waters<br />
FACILITIES<br />
unpowered site<br />
cottage<br />
ensuite cabin<br />
306<br />
KIOSK<br />
cabin<br />
private residence<br />
powered site<br />
kiosk<br />
caravan storage<br />
boat ramp<br />
conference centre<br />
picnic area<br />
TO YASS<br />
52km<br />
WOOD<br />
PILE<br />
To Mount<br />
Barren<br />
Jack<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
swimming<br />
fishing<br />
sailing<br />
hiking<br />
canoeing<br />
water skiing<br />
volleyball<br />
tennis<br />
frisbee golf<br />
Carrolls Creek Drive<br />
Cedars<br />
23<br />
22<br />
21<br />
8<br />
20<br />
OVAL<br />
A<br />
B<br />
C<br />
Hardrock<br />
Hill<br />
Drive<br />
Buckmaster<br />
TRAILER PARK<br />
Drive<br />
52<br />
10<br />
OFFICE<br />
301 – 306<br />
307 – 311<br />
76 – 80<br />
317 – 321<br />
322 – 323<br />
324 – 328<br />
329 – 334<br />
BOOM GATE<br />
Manwaring<br />
Close<br />
51<br />
Jonassen<br />
Glover Pl.<br />
Jonassen<br />
Drive<br />
KIOSK<br />
Drive<br />
Shelter<br />
PARK<br />
ENTRANCE<br />
Lumsden<br />
Lumsden<br />
D<br />
Cct.<br />
E<br />
amenities block<br />
boat garages<br />
workshop<br />
telephone<br />
45 – 49<br />
19<br />
50<br />
26<br />
Cct.<br />
25<br />
FISHING<br />
LODGES<br />
BOAT LAUNCHING<br />
FROM<br />
26% TO 4%<br />
14<br />
24<br />
41 – 43<br />
16<br />
17<br />
Yass<br />
Yass Acc<br />
Harden<br />
Gundagai<br />
18<br />
playground<br />
wood BBQs<br />
electric BBQs<br />
office<br />
walking track<br />
roads<br />
camp kitchen<br />
15<br />
TO DAM WALL<br />
6KM<br />
Things to do<br />
• The famous Hume & Hovell Walking Track passes<br />
through the park and both casual and avid<br />
bushwalkers will enjoy the variety of walking trails<br />
• Study the native birds and animals<br />
• Picnic tables and wood or electric BBQS with great<br />
views are available, or enjoy a bushland picnic<br />
• The fishing is abundant as Lake Burrinjuck is home to<br />
the famous Murray cod and golden perch, as well as<br />
other species<br />
• Through the spring and summer seasons, Burrinjuck<br />
offers canoeing, sailing, swimming and water skiing<br />
• Engage in a game of tennis or frisbee golf<br />
• Use Burrinjuck Waters as a base to explore the historic<br />
towns of Binalong, Yass and the surrounding area
Make tracks for Coffs Coast<br />
Coffs Coast<br />
Famous for year-round sunny weather, Coffs Coast<br />
<strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> is perfect for a relaxing summer holiday<br />
or warm winter retreat. Located 10 minutes south of<br />
Coffs Harbour on the NSW North Coast, Coffs Coast<br />
<strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> boasts beautiful beaches, foreshores,<br />
estuaries and wetlands which are perfect for surfing,<br />
swimming and boating.<br />
Location<br />
Coffs Coast is situated halfway between Sydney and<br />
Brisbane. The Sawtell Beach Caravan <strong>Park</strong> is located<br />
on Bonville Creek and can be reached via Lyons Road<br />
or Sawtell Road. Coffs Coast <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> stretches<br />
from the Bonville Headland in Sawtell through to<br />
<strong>Park</strong> Beach in Coffs Harbour.<br />
cOFFS<br />
COast<br />
Accommodation (ph 02 6653 1379)<br />
• Unpowered camp<br />
sites<br />
• Powered sites<br />
• Ensuite sites<br />
• Ocean view villas<br />
• Cabins<br />
• Non-ensuite cabins<br />
For more info visit<br />
www.coffsholidays.com.au<br />
FAciliTiES<br />
picnic areas<br />
tennis courts<br />
pool<br />
beach access<br />
village green<br />
modern amenities blocks<br />
boat ramps<br />
go-karting<br />
sailing<br />
skydiving<br />
TV and games room
Lyons Road<br />
SWIMMING<br />
POOL<br />
Sawtell Beach Caravan <strong>Park</strong><br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
swimming<br />
fishing<br />
hiking<br />
FACILITIES<br />
unpowered site<br />
villa<br />
cabin<br />
ensuite cabin<br />
powered site<br />
kiosk<br />
Kookaburra Road<br />
Magpie<br />
amenities block<br />
electric bbqs<br />
Pigeon<br />
Parrot Street<br />
Currawong Street<br />
VILLAGE GREEN<br />
Kookaburra Road<br />
CROQUET<br />
CLUB<br />
Pde<br />
office<br />
hall<br />
picnic area<br />
playground<br />
walking track<br />
Street<br />
Lorikeet<br />
Street<br />
Beach access<br />
roads<br />
Kingfisher<br />
Street<br />
Pelican<br />
Street<br />
Beach access<br />
Things to do<br />
• Take a snorkelling or diving trip in the Solitary Islands<br />
Marine <strong>Park</strong><br />
• Enjoy the seasonally patrolled beaches of <strong>Park</strong> Beach<br />
and Sawtell Beach<br />
• Enjoy many water sports such as surfing, swimming,<br />
sailing, jet skiing and scuba diving all year-round<br />
• Make the most of the whale watching season<br />
from May to October<br />
• Enjoy picturesque picnic sites with free BBQs<br />
• Take the kids to the Pet Porpoise Pool or go-karting<br />
• Spend the day canoeing or fishing in the pristine<br />
waterways of Bonville Creek<br />
• Check out the great shopping and heritage<br />
buildings in Sawtell<br />
Armidale Rd<br />
Waterfall<br />
Way<br />
Dorrigo<br />
Pacific Hwy<br />
Woolgoolga<br />
Coffs Harbour<br />
Coffs Coast<br />
Sawtell<br />
• Try some of the great local seafood at the<br />
Coffs Coast Marina<br />
Bellingen<br />
Urunga<br />
Macksville<br />
Pacific Hwy<br />
Nambucca Heads
Copeton Waters<br />
Nestled in the north-east corner of NSW, Copeton<br />
Waters offers a fantastic opportunity to use and<br />
enjoy Lake Copeton, which boasts three times the<br />
capacity of Sydney Harbour. With the lake, forest<br />
and open parkland to explore, Copeton Waters <strong>State</strong><br />
<strong>Park</strong> is a haven for bushwalkers, nature lovers<br />
and water sport enthusiasts.<br />
Location<br />
Copeton Waters <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> is located on the<br />
western slopes of the New England Ranges –<br />
570kms north-west of Sydney, 440kms<br />
south-west of Brisbane and only 40kms from<br />
the thriving regional centre of Inverell.<br />
Accommodation (ph 02 6723 6269)<br />
• Tent camp sites<br />
• Powered caravan<br />
sites<br />
• Onsite caravans<br />
• Self-contained<br />
cabins with ensuites<br />
• 44-bed bunkhouse<br />
with two supervisor<br />
rooms, fully<br />
equipped kitchen<br />
and amenities block<br />
with disabled access<br />
cOPETOn<br />
Waters<br />
For more info visit<br />
www.copeton.com.au<br />
Make tracks for Copeton Waters<br />
FAciliTiES<br />
BBqs – electric, gas and wood<br />
picnic tables<br />
camp kitchen<br />
seated camp fire<br />
disabled access amenities<br />
boat ramps<br />
children’s playgrounds<br />
fenced toddlers’ playground<br />
six-hole golf course<br />
large twin water slide<br />
children’s wading pool<br />
northcott centre cafe<br />
bicycle hire<br />
two free tennis courts<br />
boat and caravan storage<br />
hire boats<br />
coin-operated laundry<br />
pets welcome<br />
function centre
Copeton Waters<br />
FACILITIES<br />
FIREBALL POINT<br />
camping<br />
caravan visitors<br />
amenities<br />
toilets<br />
PARK<br />
ENTRANCE<br />
KIOSK<br />
DIAMOND BAY<br />
JC PARK<br />
POWERED SITES<br />
COPETON BAY<br />
BUIREE POINT<br />
BANKA<br />
BAY<br />
MALACCA<br />
POINT<br />
LITTLE MANLY<br />
POINT<br />
residence<br />
bunkhouse<br />
office<br />
BBQs<br />
boat ramps<br />
conference centre<br />
pit toilets<br />
laundry<br />
van storage<br />
public telephone<br />
camp kitchen<br />
shelter sheds<br />
KIOSK<br />
kiosk<br />
sealed road<br />
POWERED<br />
SITES<br />
gravel road<br />
BINGARA<br />
LOCKED<br />
GATE<br />
BENNETTS RD<br />
STATE<br />
FISHERIES<br />
WOONULLA<br />
BAY<br />
SEPOY<br />
KNOB<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
swimming<br />
fishing<br />
tennis<br />
golf course<br />
sailing<br />
water skiing<br />
SCOUT<br />
CAMP<br />
water slide<br />
cricket<br />
canoeing<br />
playgrounds<br />
Things to do<br />
• Fish for golden perch, cod, catfish and trout<br />
• Lake Copeton hosts all water sports,<br />
including canoeing, sailing, swimming and<br />
water skiing<br />
• The lakeside country beckons bushwalkers,<br />
cyclists and nature lovers<br />
• Fossick in the nearby diamond and<br />
sapphire mines<br />
• Try one of the electric, gas or wood BBQs<br />
or enjoy a picnic beside the lake<br />
• Nearby attractions include an olive farm,<br />
winery, pioneer village, Sapphire Tea Gardens<br />
and a transport museum
Grabine Lakeside<br />
Wyangala Dam is an oasis in the middle of the<br />
Central West. With a water storage capacity<br />
in excess of 1,217,000 megalitres, 2.5 times<br />
the volume of Sydney Harbour, the catchment<br />
area measures 8,300 square kilometres. Visitors<br />
from all over the state soak up the stunning<br />
rural landscape on the north-east shores of Lake<br />
Wyangala at Grabine Lakeside <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong>.<br />
Enjoy the magnificent views of Grabine<br />
and Lake Wyangala or enjoy water sports,<br />
bushwalking and picnics.<br />
Location<br />
Only a couple of hours drive from Canberra, or<br />
about four hours from Sydney, Grabine Lakeside<br />
is 83kms north-west of the Southern Tablelands<br />
town of Crookwell. Centrally located between<br />
Goulburn, Bathurst and Cowra, it is 122kms<br />
from Goulburn via the Bigga Road.<br />
Accommodation (ph 02 4835 2345)<br />
• Unlimited<br />
camping sites<br />
• Six-bed<br />
self-contained<br />
bungalows<br />
• Five-bed and sixbed<br />
self-contained<br />
cabins<br />
• Onsite caravans<br />
• Two bunkhouses<br />
sleeping 16<br />
people each<br />
• Fully-serviced<br />
cabin accommodation<br />
can be arranged<br />
GrABinE<br />
LaKesIDe<br />
Make tracks for Grabine Lakeside<br />
FAciliTiES<br />
BBqs – electric and wood<br />
picnic areas and<br />
shelter sheds<br />
communal kitchen and<br />
dining facility<br />
amenities blocks<br />
boat ramps<br />
roped-off swimming area<br />
children’s playground<br />
free six-hole golf course<br />
free tennis courts<br />
field archery range<br />
well-stocked kiosk<br />
catering service available for<br />
groups or functions<br />
dogs are permitted in the park if<br />
they are on a lead
ACTIVITIES<br />
swimming<br />
fishing<br />
sailing<br />
basketball<br />
Å’ field archery<br />
WYANGALA DAM<br />
BOYD’S<br />
LOOKOUT<br />
THE ISLAND<br />
(NO CAMPING<br />
– WILDLIFE<br />
SANCTUARY)<br />
water skiing<br />
golf<br />
tennis<br />
canoeing<br />
THREE TREE<br />
POINT<br />
FP<br />
FP<br />
PA<br />
FP<br />
VAN<br />
SITES<br />
PA<br />
FP<br />
FISH<br />
CLEANING<br />
TABLE<br />
FP<br />
FP<br />
WOOD<br />
BBQ<br />
FP<br />
FP<br />
JUNCTION BAY<br />
FP<br />
FP<br />
BANYANDE<br />
Grabine Lakeside<br />
DECCA<br />
AMMENITIES<br />
KIOSK<br />
PA<br />
FP<br />
HP<br />
kiosk<br />
kitchen<br />
fences<br />
roads<br />
picnic area<br />
fire place<br />
heli pad<br />
FACILITIES<br />
camping<br />
cabin<br />
bungalow<br />
bunkhouse<br />
caravan<br />
office<br />
amenities block<br />
toilets<br />
boat ramp<br />
workshop<br />
boat sheds<br />
public phone<br />
fire equipment<br />
NAVIGATION<br />
BEACON<br />
TAYLORS POINT<br />
PA<br />
FP<br />
WOOD<br />
BBQ<br />
PA<br />
FP<br />
WOOD<br />
BBQ<br />
PA<br />
TAYLORS POINT<br />
EUCALYPTUS POINT<br />
FP<br />
FP<br />
EUCALYPTUS<br />
FP<br />
WATTLE<br />
EUCALYPTUS<br />
AMENITIES<br />
BANKSIA<br />
PA<br />
WOOD<br />
BBQ<br />
SHADY BAY<br />
PLAYGROUND<br />
FP<br />
WOOD<br />
BBQ<br />
ELEC.<br />
BBQ<br />
MAIN<br />
PARK<br />
PEPPER TREE<br />
ELEC.<br />
BBQ<br />
BOOMGATES<br />
KIOSK<br />
DOG EXERCISE AREA<br />
HP<br />
MANAGER’S<br />
RESIDENCE<br />
PARK<br />
ENTRANCE<br />
Å ’<br />
HP<br />
DECCA ROAD AND LOOKOUT<br />
GRABINE ROAD TO BIGGA,<br />
STREAMVILLE,<br />
FOGG’S CROSSING &<br />
WEBSTER’S CAMPING AREAS<br />
’<br />
WATER STORAGE TANKS<br />
PRIVATE<br />
WORKSHOP<br />
VAN STORAGE AREA<br />
Great Western Hwy<br />
Bathurst<br />
Things to do<br />
• Bushwalk through the high country for views of<br />
Lake Wyangala and surrounding countryside<br />
• See a vast array of native wildlife and birds<br />
• Relax with a picnic or BBQ on the lakeside<br />
• Fish for silver and golden perch, catfish, trout,<br />
Murray cod and European carp<br />
• Enjoy pleasure boating, canoeing, swimming,<br />
water skiing and sailing<br />
• Play tennis or have a round of golf<br />
• Visit the Abercrombie Caves and experience<br />
local bushranger history<br />
• Take a trip to the small village of Tuena and try<br />
gold-panning, or drop in for a cold<br />
drink at the historic Goldfields Inn Hotel<br />
• Explore the quaint village of Bigga, in the<br />
heart of fine wool country, meet the locals at<br />
the Golf Club or the friendly Federal Hotel<br />
Cowra<br />
Wyangala Dam<br />
Reid’s Flat<br />
Boorowa<br />
Hume Hwy
Killalea<br />
Less than two hours south of Sydney, Killalea<br />
<strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> is over 250 hectares of pristine<br />
coastal reserve with some of the best beaches<br />
on the NSW South Coast. With 8kms of<br />
coastline, rainforest areas, extensive wetlands<br />
and seabird breeding areas, Killalea is popular<br />
for camping, day trips, educational groups,<br />
canoeing, surfing and fishing.<br />
Location<br />
Killalea <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> is located between the<br />
coastal towns of Kiama and Shellharbour,<br />
90kms south of Sydney. It’s a short drive from<br />
Wollongong or a few hours from Canberra.<br />
Accommodation (ph 02 4237 8589)<br />
• Unpowered camp<br />
sites in a secluded<br />
setting<br />
• Bunkhouse<br />
accommodation<br />
(40 bed) available<br />
on application<br />
Make tracks for Killalea<br />
killAlEA<br />
FAciliTiES<br />
BBqs<br />
picnic areas<br />
camping area<br />
bunkhouse accommodation<br />
amenities block<br />
kiosk<br />
education centre for schools<br />
gazebo/rotunda
PRINCES HIGHWAY<br />
DUNMORE<br />
(SHELLHARBOUR)<br />
RAILWAY STATION<br />
SHELLHARBOUR ROAD<br />
BASS POINT<br />
QUARRY HAUL<br />
GOLF COURSE<br />
KILLALEA<br />
SOUTHERN CROSS<br />
SHELL COVE<br />
PRIMARY SCHOOL<br />
OFFICE<br />
& PARK<br />
ENTRY<br />
SHELL COVE<br />
KILLALEA<br />
LAGOON<br />
Killalea <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong><br />
FACILITIES<br />
camping BBQs<br />
office boat ramp<br />
centre highway<br />
toilets road<br />
walking tracks<br />
railway<br />
QUARRY<br />
KILLALEA<br />
“THE FARM”<br />
BEACH<br />
BASS POINT<br />
MINNAMURRA<br />
“MYSTICS” BEACH<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
swimming<br />
fishing<br />
MINNAMURRA RIVER<br />
hiking<br />
golf<br />
Things to do<br />
• Enjoy walking trails through littoral rainforest<br />
areas or along extensive estuarine wetlands and<br />
seabird breeding areas<br />
• Try swimming and surfing at two of the best surf<br />
beaches on the South Coast or relax at picnic and<br />
BBQ areas<br />
• Beach, estuary and rock fishing is available, as is<br />
offshore fishing<br />
• Shellharbour offers lawn bowling, golf,<br />
skateboarding and tennis, as well as sea sports.<br />
There’s a light rail (tramways) and a railway<br />
museum, and the Tongarra Bicentennial Museum<br />
features pioneering and historical exhibits<br />
• Go to Kiama to see the amazing natural formation<br />
of the Kiama blowhole, where the sea spray<br />
shoots high into the air. There are scenic views<br />
from Saddleback Mountain and lush foliage in the<br />
Minnamurra Rainforest<br />
• Shellharbour and Kiama also offer plenty of cafes,<br />
restaurants, shops, hotels and supermarkets
Lake Burrendong<br />
Lake Burrendong <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> offers year-round<br />
attractions for fishing enthusiasts, nature lovers,<br />
bushwalkers, campers and picnickers. With<br />
an arboretum with native plants and animals,<br />
and a mass of subtropical vegetation and local<br />
bird life, Lake Burrendong has something for<br />
everyone.<br />
Location<br />
Lake Burrendong <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> is only one hour’s<br />
drive from either Dubbo or Orange and five<br />
hours from Sydney. If you are coming from the<br />
north of the state, the park is 27kms south-east<br />
of Wellington.<br />
Accommodation (ph 02 6846 7435)<br />
• Powered and<br />
unpowered<br />
camp sites<br />
• Boat sheds<br />
Make tracks for Lake Burrendong<br />
LaKe<br />
BurrEnDOnG<br />
FAciliTiES<br />
BBqs – gas and electric<br />
picnic areas<br />
amenities blocks<br />
boat ramps<br />
children’s playgrounds<br />
two nine-hole golf courses<br />
free tennis court<br />
free volleyball court<br />
two kiosks<br />
wading pool<br />
swimming pool<br />
water slide<br />
function centre
KIOSK<br />
KIOSK<br />
WATER<br />
TANKS<br />
Lake Burrendong<br />
FACILITIES<br />
camping<br />
caravan private<br />
caravan visitors<br />
office<br />
dogs permitted<br />
amenities<br />
toilets<br />
playgrounds<br />
SWIMMING<br />
AREA<br />
KIOSK<br />
rescue squad<br />
BBQs<br />
boat ramps<br />
conference centre<br />
kiosk<br />
workshop<br />
boat sheds<br />
sealed road<br />
unsealed road<br />
private cabin<br />
cabin accommodation<br />
L<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
swimming<br />
fishing<br />
golf<br />
waterskiing<br />
GOLF COURSE<br />
OFFICE<br />
ENTRANCE<br />
sailing<br />
canoeing<br />
hiking<br />
tennis<br />
waterslide<br />
WELLINGTON<br />
Tara Rd<br />
ARBORETUM<br />
Things to do<br />
• Enjoy one of the many walks through Burrendong<br />
and Mookerawa<br />
Mookerawa Waters<br />
• The arboretum boasts 2,000 species of flowering<br />
native plants on 160 hectares and is home to a<br />
huge variety of native birds and animals<br />
• Have a BBQ at one of the many gas or electric<br />
BBQ facilities, or go for a picnic in the bush or<br />
beside the lake<br />
• Pan for gold in the creek beds around the parks<br />
• Fish for redfin, golden perch, catfish and cod or<br />
even freshwater crayfish<br />
• Try pleasure boating, sailing, swimming and<br />
waterskiing<br />
• The world-famous Western Plains Zoo at Dubbo is<br />
less than an hour’s drive from Lake Burrendong<br />
• Half an hour away, the historic town of Wellington<br />
offers many sites, including limestone caves<br />
WEST<br />
RIDGE<br />
WATER<br />
TANK<br />
WATER<br />
TANKS<br />
L<br />
BOAT SHEDS<br />
STRINGY BARK SPUR<br />
CYPRESS CLOSE<br />
LOWER PINE HILL<br />
PRIVATE SITES<br />
BOX RIDGE<br />
NO 2 SPUR<br />
NO 1 SPUR<br />
PRIVATE SITES<br />
PRIVATE SITES<br />
FACILITIES<br />
camping<br />
L<br />
barbeques<br />
boat ramps<br />
kiosk<br />
amenities<br />
toilets<br />
lookout<br />
workshop<br />
boat sheds<br />
sealed road<br />
unsealed road<br />
PINE HILL<br />
private cabin<br />
manager’s<br />
residence<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
pool<br />
swimming<br />
fishing<br />
sailing<br />
GOLF COURSE<br />
GOLF COURSE<br />
CAR PARK<br />
water skiing<br />
canoeing<br />
golf<br />
ENTRANCE
Lake Glenbawn<br />
Lake Glenbawn <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> in the upper Hunter<br />
Valley offers a wonderful diversity of bushland<br />
and wildlife. Nature lovers and bushwalkers<br />
alike will enjoy the woodland, which provides<br />
a habitat for over 100 species of birds, as well<br />
as water sports, fishing, picnic areas, BBQs,<br />
playgrounds, tennis and boat hire.<br />
Location<br />
A 3.5 hour drive from Sydney, Lake Glenbawn<br />
<strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> is 160kms north-west of Newcastle,<br />
just off the New England Highway, and can be<br />
reached via Aberdeen or Scone.<br />
Accommodation (ph 02 6543 7193)<br />
• Powered sites<br />
• Unpowered<br />
tent sites<br />
• Six-bed selfcontained<br />
cabins<br />
• Five-bed<br />
self-contained<br />
bungalows<br />
• Four bed selfcontained<br />
villas<br />
Make tracks for Lake Glenbawn<br />
LaKe<br />
GlEnBAWn<br />
FAciliTiES<br />
airconditioning<br />
kiosk<br />
BBqs – electric and wood<br />
amenities blocks<br />
boat ramp<br />
playgrounds<br />
cricket oval<br />
recreational hall<br />
tennis courts<br />
canoe/boat hire<br />
cafe/bistro<br />
houseboat hire
KIOSK<br />
TO<br />
SCONE<br />
INSET<br />
CARAVAN PARK<br />
OFFICE<br />
RECREATION<br />
HALL<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
swimming<br />
fishing<br />
Lake Glenbawn<br />
sailing<br />
OVAL<br />
archery<br />
water skiing<br />
canoeing<br />
8 KNOT ZONE<br />
DIAMOND POINT<br />
NORTH<br />
FISHING CLUB<br />
TO ABERDEEN<br />
BOAT SHEDS<br />
golf<br />
tennis<br />
playgrounds<br />
DIAMOND<br />
POINT<br />
DIAMOND POINT<br />
SOUTH<br />
APPLE<br />
TREE<br />
FLAT<br />
ARCHERY AREA<br />
TO<br />
ABERDEEN<br />
POWERED<br />
SITES<br />
OVAL<br />
DAM<br />
WALL<br />
OAKY<br />
RIDGE<br />
NO SKIING<br />
ZONE<br />
KIOSK<br />
BUNGALOWS<br />
SEE INSET<br />
LAKEVIEW<br />
CABINS<br />
FACILITIES<br />
camping<br />
caravan visitors<br />
boat ramps<br />
conference centre<br />
storage compound<br />
telephone<br />
ROWING CLUB<br />
SKI CLUB<br />
bungalow<br />
cabins<br />
private residence<br />
office<br />
KIOSK<br />
kiosk<br />
amenities<br />
toilets<br />
BBQs<br />
sealed road<br />
gravel road<br />
SPILL WAY<br />
WILGA<br />
PARK<br />
Things to do<br />
• Enjoy bushwalking and bird watching in the<br />
abundant native bushland<br />
• Have a picnic or a BBQ by the lake<br />
• Fish for bass, golden perch, Murray cod, trout<br />
and catfish<br />
• Try canoeing, boating, sailing, windsurfing,<br />
swimming and water skiing<br />
• Visit the world-class Scone Thoroughbred Racing<br />
Complex and the Historical Museum<br />
• Visit Burning Mountain where a sulphur seam<br />
continues to burn, or drop into nearby Gundy or<br />
Aberdeen<br />
• Enjoy a meal at the kiosk
Lake Keepit<br />
Situated in the state’s north-west region,<br />
Lake Keepit is a half-day’s drive from Sydney<br />
and Newcastle. Lake Keepit <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> offers<br />
fun and relaxation for the whole family with<br />
BBQs, picnics and bushwalking along the<br />
Namoi, or water sports on the 34kms<br />
of stunning waterways.<br />
Location<br />
Lake Keepit is a half-day’s drive from Sydney<br />
or Newcastle or why not fly to Tamworth.<br />
From Tamworth, follow the signs to Gunnedah<br />
and after 56kms along the Oxley Highway,<br />
turn right into Lake Keepit <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong>.<br />
Accommodation (ph 02 6769 7605)<br />
• Extensive camping<br />
facilities<br />
• Powered and<br />
unpowered<br />
caravan sites<br />
• Two-bedroom<br />
luxury chalet<br />
• Luxury ensuite<br />
cabins<br />
• Three-bed<br />
standard cabins<br />
• Four-bed<br />
campotels (fixed<br />
tents)<br />
Make tracks for Lake Keepit<br />
LaKe<br />
kEEPiT<br />
FAciliTiES<br />
picnic areas<br />
amenities blocks with laundry<br />
facilities<br />
camp kitchen<br />
boat ramp<br />
swimming area<br />
children’s playgrounds<br />
children’s wading pool<br />
BMX bike track<br />
walking trails<br />
skating bowl<br />
five-hole golf course<br />
tennis courts<br />
sailing club<br />
gliding club<br />
well-stocked kiosk
KIOSK<br />
DEPARTMENT OF<br />
SPORT & RECREATION<br />
Lake Keepit <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong><br />
FACILITIES<br />
cabins<br />
office<br />
BLACK GULLY<br />
camping<br />
toilets<br />
caravan park<br />
laundry<br />
camp kitchen<br />
public telephone<br />
licensed kiosk<br />
playgrounds<br />
CORRIGAN’S<br />
CAMP<br />
amenities<br />
boat ramps<br />
dogs permitted*<br />
MAIN WALL<br />
PRITCHARD’S<br />
POINT<br />
sealed road<br />
unsealed road<br />
ORANGE<br />
GROVE RD<br />
walking track<br />
TOLCUMBAH LOOKOUT<br />
RIVER CAMP<br />
NAMOI RIVER<br />
FISHING<br />
CLUB<br />
KIOSK<br />
SAILING CLUB<br />
NO BOATING<br />
ZONE<br />
PONTOON<br />
LAKESIDE<br />
VAN PARK<br />
HAWKS NEST<br />
SUB WALL<br />
SOARING<br />
CLUB<br />
MANILLA<br />
30 KILOMETRES<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
swimming<br />
fishing<br />
sailing<br />
water skiing<br />
*Dogs are not permitted in<br />
accommodation areas<br />
golf<br />
tennis<br />
playgrounds<br />
canoeing<br />
KEEPIT DAM ROAD<br />
GUNNEDAH<br />
32 KILOMETRES<br />
Things to do<br />
• Many pleasant and easy bushwalking trails<br />
are available<br />
OXLEY HWY<br />
TAMWORTH<br />
53 KILOMETRES<br />
• More than 170 species of birds inhabit the<br />
bushland<br />
• Take advantage of the free gas-fired BBQs, and<br />
many picturesque spots to take a picnic<br />
• Go gliding - lessons are available<br />
• Try out the BMX track or the skate bowl<br />
• Hook silver and golden perch, estuary perch, bass,<br />
catfish and eels or enjoy the annual bonanza<br />
fishing competition each January<br />
• Enjoy pleasure boating, sailing, swimming, water<br />
skiing and windsailing<br />
• As the country music capital of Australia,<br />
Tamworth hosts the Tamworth Country Music<br />
Festival each January and has the Country Music<br />
Hall of Fame<br />
• On the other side of the park, Gunnedah hosts<br />
the AgQuip Machinery Field Days every August
Wyangala Waters<br />
The ‘Jewel in the crown of the Central West’,<br />
Wyangala Waters is a favourite picnic area<br />
and holiday destination. Relax in comfortable<br />
accommodation or on the water in a<br />
houseboat, take a bushwalk or cast a line<br />
for some fishing. An easy morning’s drive<br />
from Sydney, or a short drive from Canberra,<br />
Wyangala Dam is located at the junction<br />
of the Lachlan and Abercrombie Rivers. With<br />
a catchment area of 8,288 square kilometres<br />
and a dam capacity of 1,217,600 megalitres,<br />
the surface area of the dam is two and a half<br />
times the size of Sydney Harbour.<br />
Location<br />
Wyangala Waters <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> is a 3.5 hour drive<br />
from Sydney, a 30-minute drive from Cowra<br />
and a two-hour drive from Canberra.<br />
Accommodation (ph 02 6345 0877)<br />
• Unlimited tent<br />
camp sites<br />
• Powered tent sites<br />
• Powered caravan<br />
sites<br />
• Eight-bed lodge<br />
• Six-bed selfcontained<br />
bunglalows<br />
• Six-bed selfcontained<br />
cabins<br />
• Six-bed<br />
self-contained<br />
cottages<br />
• Two houseboats<br />
Make track for Wyanglala Waters<br />
WYAnGAlA<br />
Waters<br />
FAciliTiES<br />
picnic areas<br />
BBqs – coin operated<br />
amenities blocks<br />
boat ramps<br />
children’s playgrounds<br />
water slide<br />
paddleboats<br />
kiosk<br />
take-away food<br />
service station<br />
dogs are permitted<br />
in the park provided<br />
they are on a lead<br />
nearby country club,<br />
nine-hole golf course<br />
and tennis courts
TRIPLE BOX<br />
CAMP AREA<br />
TO KURRAJONG PT<br />
CAMP AREA<br />
THOMPSON’S<br />
LOOKOUT<br />
8 KNOTS<br />
EUCALYPTUS<br />
CAMP AREA<br />
EUCALYPTUS<br />
POWERED<br />
CAMP SITES<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
swimming<br />
fishing<br />
sailing<br />
hiking<br />
water slide<br />
mountain biking<br />
water skiing<br />
canoeing<br />
3<br />
2<br />
1<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
KOOKABURRA<br />
POWERED<br />
CAMP SITES<br />
6<br />
5<br />
4<br />
3<br />
2<br />
1<br />
24 18 12<br />
23 17 11<br />
28 29 22 16 10<br />
21 15<br />
20 14<br />
9<br />
8<br />
19 13<br />
26<br />
2725<br />
7<br />
6<br />
SWIMMING<br />
AREA<br />
DOLLAR<br />
BIRD<br />
POWERED<br />
TENT SITES<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
5<br />
4<br />
3<br />
2<br />
1<br />
3<br />
2<br />
1<br />
pump<br />
KIOSK<br />
NO BOAT AREA<br />
BOTTLEBRUSH<br />
CAMP AREA<br />
Wyangala Waters<br />
FACILITIES<br />
camping<br />
yearly caravan sites<br />
5<br />
powered caravan sites<br />
23 powered tent sites<br />
bungalows<br />
cabins<br />
cottages<br />
house boat<br />
lodge<br />
office<br />
SKI BEACH<br />
AREA A<br />
picnic area<br />
KIOSK<br />
BBQs<br />
dogs permitted<br />
boat ramps<br />
parking<br />
sailing club<br />
community centre<br />
kiosk<br />
amenities<br />
toilets<br />
playgrounds<br />
ski club<br />
sealed 30 kph<br />
sealed 15 kph<br />
walking tracks<br />
JAYCO<br />
TO COTTAGES<br />
& FLANNEREYS<br />
YEARLY CARAVAN<br />
AND CAMP SITES<br />
CABINS<br />
service road (no public vehicles)<br />
OFFICE &<br />
SERVICE STATION<br />
Things to do<br />
• Visit the many bushwalking trails in the stunning<br />
native bushland<br />
• Go mountain bike riding<br />
• Canoe around the foreshores and enjoy the<br />
magnificent scenery<br />
• Enjoy BBQs and picnics<br />
• Catch silver and golden perch, catfish, Murray cod<br />
as well as the renowned brown and rainbow trout<br />
• Try jet-skiing, pleasure boating, sailing, swimming<br />
and water skiing or the giant water slide<br />
• For a night time treat, see the stars of the<br />
southern skies from Darbys Falls Observatory<br />
• Take half an hour’s drive to Cowra, which has a<br />
War, Rail and Rural Museum, a superb Japanese<br />
Garden and the Steam Train Museum as well as<br />
some great restaurants and vineyards to visit
Belmont Wetlands<br />
Belmont Wetlands <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> comprises seven<br />
coastal wetlands, some of which drain into Lake<br />
Macquarie. It is the largest single open water<br />
wetland in Lake Macquarie and is fed by an<br />
extensive wetland system from the north and<br />
north east.<br />
Belmont Wetlands also has sites of value FAciliTiES to our<br />
cultural heritage, with evidence of Aboriginal<br />
occupation and early European settlement.<br />
While camping, caravanning and other facilities<br />
are not available as yet, Belmont Wetlands<br />
is currently used by beachgoers and fishing<br />
enthusiasts.<br />
Location<br />
Belmont Wetlands is two hours drive north<br />
of Sydney, and 25 minutes drive south of<br />
Newcastle.<br />
Things to do<br />
• Ocean fishing for flathead and bream<br />
• Take a stroll or swim at the beautiful local beaches<br />
• Visit the stunning Lake Macquarie where you can<br />
enjoy boating, sailing, swimming or simply stroll<br />
along the esplanades<br />
• Enjoy bush walking or bird watching with over<br />
113 species in the area<br />
Make tracks for Belmont Wetlands<br />
FAciliTiES<br />
beaches<br />
bird watching<br />
fishing<br />
walking tracks<br />
BElMOnT<br />
WetLaNDs<br />
Pacific Hwy<br />
Newcastle<br />
Charlestown<br />
Dudley<br />
Belmont North<br />
Belmont<br />
Redhead<br />
Belmont Wetlands<br />
Lake<br />
Macquarie<br />
Pacific Hwy<br />
Swansea
Goolawah<br />
The 745 hectare site runs from Crescent Head<br />
to the Limeburners Creek Nature Reserve and<br />
features dog-friendly campgrounds, wood for<br />
campfires, 4WD access and walking tracks<br />
along its lagoon, beaches and littoral rainforest.<br />
Projects currently being undertaken to improve<br />
the park include access trail upgrades and FAciliTiES a<br />
weed awareness campaign asking locals to help<br />
fight intrusive weeds.<br />
Location<br />
Goolawah <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> is located on the Mid<br />
North Coast of NSW, 450kms north of Sydney<br />
and 550kms south of Brisbane. The park is<br />
immediately south of the popular holiday and<br />
surfing town of Crescent Head.<br />
Accommodation (ph 02 6563 1983)<br />
• Two primitive campgrounds within the<br />
Goolawah Reserve, known as Racecourse<br />
and Delicate<br />
• Campgrounds suitable for tents, vans<br />
and campers<br />
Make tracks for Goolawah<br />
GOOlAWAH<br />
FAciliTiES<br />
amenities blocks<br />
beaches<br />
bird watching<br />
camping<br />
coffee cart<br />
fishing<br />
mountain bike riding<br />
picnic areas<br />
shelter shed<br />
surfing<br />
swimming<br />
walking tracks
CRESENT<br />
HEAD<br />
LOOKOUT<br />
4WD<br />
BEACH<br />
ACCESS<br />
MARIA RIVER ROAD<br />
POINT PLOMER RD<br />
BACK<br />
BEACH<br />
GOOLAWAH<br />
LAGOON<br />
Goolawah North<br />
Things to do<br />
• Goolawah has a huge selection of unspoilt<br />
beaches and headlands, rustic camping areas,<br />
Goolawah Lagoon and famous a surfing break<br />
(Crescent Head) to keep the whole family<br />
entertained<br />
• Beach fishing, swimming and boating<br />
• Do a spot of bird watching where you might<br />
see shorebirds and raptors along the beach,<br />
waders and waterfowl over the wetlands, and<br />
many species of honeyeaters, seedeaters and<br />
insectivorous birds living in the forests<br />
POINT PLOMER RD<br />
FACILITIES<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
parking<br />
swimming<br />
picnic area<br />
fishing<br />
road<br />
surfing<br />
Goolawah Middle<br />
FACILITIES<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
parking<br />
swimming<br />
camping<br />
fishing<br />
wood fire<br />
surfing<br />
picnic area<br />
pit toilets<br />
amenities<br />
road<br />
walking track<br />
RACECOURSE<br />
CAMPING GROUND<br />
RACECOURSE<br />
HEADLAND<br />
POINT PLOMER RD<br />
Kempsey<br />
DELICATE<br />
CAMPGROUNDS<br />
DELICATE BEACH<br />
Pacific Hwy<br />
MAP<br />
Crescent Head<br />
Goolawah<br />
DELICATE NOBBY<br />
DELICATE NOBBY TRAIL<br />
BIG HILL BEACH<br />
Pacific Hwy<br />
POINT PLOMER RD<br />
Goolawah South<br />
FACILITIES<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
parking<br />
swimming<br />
camping<br />
fishing<br />
Oxley Hwy<br />
Port Macquarie<br />
toilets<br />
road<br />
surfing<br />
Wauchope<br />
BIG HILL HEADLAND
Manning Entrance<br />
The 450 hectare site runs from Old Bar to the<br />
southern side of the Manning River’s northern<br />
entrance at Manning Point and features a<br />
caravan park, primitive campground, sporting<br />
fields and historic airstrip.<br />
The foreshores of the coastal beaches and<br />
estuary provide an array of year round<br />
recreation and tourism opportunities while the<br />
protected tracts of littoral rainforests and other<br />
significant native vegetation provide habitat for<br />
many species of native fauna and flora.<br />
Location<br />
Manning Entrance <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> is located on the<br />
Mid North Coast of NSW, about a 3.5 hour<br />
drive north of Sydney and about 2 hours from<br />
Newcastle. The park is north of the popular<br />
seaside village of Old Bar.<br />
Accommodation (ph 02 6591 3500)<br />
• 25 unpowered camping sites<br />
(Farquhar <strong>Park</strong>)<br />
• Details for Lanis on the Beach<br />
Caravan <strong>Park</strong>, Old Bar available from<br />
www.beachfrontholiday.com.au<br />
MAnninG<br />
eNtraNCe<br />
Make tracks for Manning Entrance<br />
FAciliTiES<br />
BBqs - gas and wood<br />
beach 4WD<br />
beach and estuary fishing<br />
camping area (Farquhar <strong>Park</strong>)<br />
caravan park (Old Bar)<br />
historic airstrip<br />
kiteboarding (Old Bar)<br />
picnic areas<br />
skate park<br />
sports fields<br />
surfing<br />
swimming pool<br />
walking tracks
MANNING RIVER<br />
KIOSK<br />
KIOSK<br />
KIOSK<br />
HARRINGTON<br />
JOBSONS LN<br />
MANNING POINT RD<br />
HIRE<br />
MANNING<br />
POINT<br />
VIC SHOESMITH<br />
RESERVE<br />
VEHICULAR<br />
BEACH ACCESS<br />
Manning North<br />
FACILITIES ACTIVITIES<br />
parking<br />
swimming<br />
electric BBQs<br />
fishing<br />
SANDRIDGE RD<br />
HIRE boat hire<br />
boat ramps<br />
restaurant<br />
picnic area<br />
canoeing<br />
surfing<br />
toilets<br />
playgrounds<br />
road<br />
MANNING RIVER<br />
CHARLIES<br />
ISLAND<br />
FARQUHAR<br />
PARK<br />
CAMPING<br />
GROUND<br />
CABBAGE TREE ISLAND<br />
MANNING POINT RD<br />
MUD<br />
BISHOP’S<br />
RESERVE<br />
Manning South<br />
FACILITIES ACTIVITIES<br />
parking<br />
swimming<br />
electric BBQs<br />
fishing<br />
OLD BAR RD<br />
REDBANK RD<br />
HARROGATE LN<br />
WATERMAN ST<br />
OLD BAR<br />
SPORTING<br />
GROUNDS<br />
OLD BAR<br />
AIRSTRIP<br />
VEHICULAR<br />
BEACH ACCESS<br />
wood fire<br />
boat ramps<br />
kiosk<br />
picnic area<br />
toilets<br />
pit toilets<br />
amenities<br />
playgrounds<br />
caravan park<br />
canoeing<br />
surfing<br />
kite boarding<br />
tennis<br />
skate park<br />
OLD BAR<br />
public hall<br />
surf club<br />
public swimming pool<br />
road<br />
walking track<br />
OLD BAR<br />
BEACH<br />
Things to do<br />
• There is plenty to do at Manning Entrance <strong>State</strong><br />
<strong>Park</strong> with its unspoilt beaches, bushwalking<br />
opportunities and primitive campgrounds<br />
Oxley Hwy<br />
Pacific Hwy<br />
Wauchope<br />
MAP<br />
Port<br />
Macquarie<br />
• Have a go at lawn bowls, tennis or kiteboarding at<br />
Old Bar or try to catch the fish of the day at either<br />
the beach or estuary area<br />
• Explore the beach by four wheel drive or check<br />
out the local cafes and restaurants for a bite to<br />
eat<br />
• Paddle your canoe around the Manning River<br />
entrance or put the boat in and take it for a spin<br />
Pacific Hwy<br />
Taree<br />
Manning Entrance
Harrington Beach<br />
The 430 hectare site stretches from Harrington<br />
to the picturesque fishing village of Crowdy<br />
Head and features a caravan park, lighthouse<br />
and boat harbour.<br />
The foreshores of the coastal beaches and<br />
estuary provide an array of year round<br />
recreation and tourism opportunities while the<br />
protected tracts of littoral rainforests and other<br />
significant native vegetation provide habitat for<br />
many species of native fauna and flora.<br />
Location<br />
Harrington Beach <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> is located on the<br />
Mid North Coast of NSW, about 3.5 hours<br />
drive north of Sydney and about 2 hours drive<br />
north of Newcastle. The park stretches from<br />
Harrington to Crowdy Head.<br />
Accommodation (ph 02 6591 3500)<br />
• Accommodation details for Harrington<br />
Beach Holiday <strong>Park</strong> are available from<br />
www.big4harringtonbeach.com.au<br />
Make tracks for Harrington Beach<br />
HArrinGTOn<br />
BeaCh<br />
FAciliTiES<br />
4WD<br />
BBqs - electric<br />
camping<br />
caravan park (Harrington)<br />
fishing - breakwater, river,<br />
estuary and ocean<br />
golfing<br />
lawn bowls<br />
picnic areas<br />
surfing<br />
walking tracks
Things to do<br />
• Enjoy a game of lawn bowls or golf then check<br />
out the fantastic pubs and cafes for a bite to eat<br />
• For the fishing enthusiast the choice is limitless<br />
with breakwater, river, estuary and ocean spots to<br />
check out<br />
• Catch some waves, enjoy a swim at one of the<br />
local beach areas<br />
• Take a hike to see the panoramic views from<br />
Crowdy Head headland and Pilot Hill at<br />
Harrington<br />
• Other water activities include boating and<br />
canoeing<br />
4WD VEHICULAR<br />
BEACH ACCESS<br />
4WD VEHICULAR<br />
BEACH ACCESS<br />
Harrington North<br />
FACILITIES<br />
parking<br />
kiosk<br />
CROWDY HEAD<br />
FISHERMANS CO-OP<br />
CROWDY HEAD<br />
school<br />
motel<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
swimming<br />
fishing<br />
LOOKOUT<br />
boat ramps<br />
picnic area<br />
lighthouse<br />
surf club<br />
road<br />
canoeing<br />
surfing<br />
tennis<br />
PILOT HILL<br />
LOOKOUT<br />
4WD VEHICULAR<br />
BEACH ACCESS<br />
HARRINGTON<br />
BEACH RD<br />
BEACH RD<br />
HARRINGTON<br />
LAGOON<br />
BEACH RD<br />
Harrington South<br />
FACILITIES<br />
parking<br />
BBQs<br />
boat ramps<br />
picnic area<br />
toilets<br />
road<br />
walking track<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
swimming<br />
fishing<br />
canoeing<br />
surfing<br />
skate park<br />
MANNING RIVER<br />
playgrounds<br />
caravan park<br />
bowling club<br />
pub / boat mooring<br />
coastal patrol base<br />
Oxley Hwy<br />
Wauchope<br />
Port<br />
Macquarie<br />
Pacific Hwy<br />
MAP<br />
Pacific Hwy<br />
Taree<br />
Harrington Beach
Bellinger Heads<br />
The Bellinger Heads <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> includes most<br />
coastal Crown lands from Hungry Head north to<br />
Mylestom in the Bellingen Shire.<br />
Location<br />
Bellinger Heads is approximately halfway<br />
between Sydney and Brisbane. It is located near<br />
the coastal village of Urunga, which is only a 20<br />
minute drive south of Coffs Harbour.<br />
BEllinGEr<br />
heaDs<br />
Make tracks for Bellinger Heads<br />
Coffs Harbour<br />
Waterfall Way<br />
Pacific Hwy<br />
Urunga<br />
Sawtell<br />
FAciliTiES<br />
beaches<br />
fishing<br />
swimming<br />
surfing<br />
Bellinger Heads<br />
Pacific Hwy<br />
Nambucca Heads
JERVIS BAY STATE PARK<br />
GREENWELL<br />
POINT<br />
CULBURRA BEACH<br />
PACIFIC HIGHWAY<br />
CULBURRA RD<br />
COONAMIA RD<br />
jErViS BaY<br />
Jervis Bay <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> was announced at the<br />
time of printing. Activities and facilities for<br />
public use are yet to be developed.<br />
WOOLAMIA RD<br />
FOREST RD<br />
CALLALA BEACH RD<br />
CALLALA BAY RD<br />
HUSKISSON<br />
NOWRA RD<br />
CURRARONG<br />
JERVIS BAY<br />
MARINE PARK<br />
LIGHTHOUSE RD<br />
JERVIS BAY RD<br />
VINCENTIA<br />
WALLAGA LAKE STATE PARK<br />
BERMAGUI RD<br />
DIGNAMS<br />
CREEK<br />
AKOLELE<br />
WAllAGA LaKe<br />
Wallaga Lake <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> was announced at<br />
the time of printing. Activities and facilities<br />
for public use are yet to be developed.<br />
PACIFIC HIGHWAY<br />
COBARGO BERMAGUI RD<br />
WALLAGA LAKE RD<br />
BEAUTY POINT<br />
BERMAGUI<br />
CRONULLA LAKE STATE PARK<br />
CAPTAIN COOK DR<br />
GREENHILLS<br />
crOnullA<br />
Cronulla <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong> was announced at the<br />
time of printing. Activities and facilities for<br />
public use are yet to be developed.<br />
WOOLOOWARE<br />
BURRANEER BAY RD<br />
WOOLOOWARE RD<br />
BURRANEER<br />
KINGSWAY<br />
NICHOLSON PDE<br />
ELOUERA RD<br />
CRONULLA<br />
EWOS PDE<br />
THE ALLEY<br />
THE POINT<br />
SHARK ISLAND<br />
MERRIES REEF<br />
VOODOO<br />
SANDSHOES
NSW STATE PARKS<br />
REFERENCE GUIDE<br />
BURRINJUCK WATERS<br />
Ph: 02 6227 8114<br />
COFFS COAST<br />
Ph: 02 6653 1379<br />
COPETON WATERS<br />
Ph: 02 6723 6269<br />
GRABINE LAKESIDE<br />
Ph: 02 4835 2345<br />
KILLALEA<br />
Ph: 02 4237 8589<br />
LAKE BURRENDONG<br />
Ph: 02 6846 7435<br />
LAKE GLENBAWN<br />
Ph: 02 6543 7193<br />
LAKE KEEPIT<br />
Ph: 02 6769 7605<br />
WYANGALA WATERS<br />
Ph: 02 6345 0877<br />
BELMONT WETLANDS<br />
Ph: 1300 472 757<br />
GOOLAWAH<br />
Ph: 02 6563 1983<br />
MANNING ENTRANCE<br />
Ph: 02 6591 3500<br />
HARRINGTON BEACH<br />
Ph: 02 6591 3500<br />
BELLINGER HEADS<br />
Ph: 1300 472 757<br />
Contact details for Jervis Bay, Wallaga Lake and Cronulla <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong>s are not available at time of printing.<br />
FACILITIES<br />
PARK<br />
NAME<br />
NSW STATE PARKS<br />
EVENTS<br />
<strong>State</strong> parks are not only for those who want to<br />
unwind, they’re also the place for many exciting<br />
events throughout the year.<br />
From the annual Grabine Music Muster to<br />
regular fishing competitions, state parks<br />
offer fun for the whole family, plus they’re<br />
the perfect place to stay for local events<br />
and festivals.<br />
Check out www.stateparks.nsw.gov.<br />
au/upcoming_events for all the latest info<br />
on events that are coming soon.<br />
CRONULLA<br />
JERVIS BAY<br />
WALLAGA<br />
LAKE
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