NSW North Coast - Myall Lakes National Park

This 44,172 ha park conserves one of the state’s largest networks of coastal lakes, and is listed under the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands of International Significance. It has 40 km of beaches and also contains possibly the tallest tree in NSW – the Grandis, a magnificent 76-metre-high flooded gum.

The Grandis is accessible along Stoney Creek Road from either the Lakes Way or Old Pacific Highway; picnic and toilet facilities are provided. Another picnic area, also offering short walks, is at O’Sullivans Gap, on the Old Pacific Highway 9 km north of Bulahdelah. Car-based and caravan camping areas include Mungo Brush, Korsmans Landing, Violet Hill, Neranie and Yagon (fees apply). Most camping areas offer basic facilities and it is recommended that you bring your own drinking water and firewood. Between Hawks Nest and Big Gibber you can go 4WD beach driving (except near Little Gibber; check before you go). Observe all signs, and please do not drive on the dunes or vegetation.

Location
234 km north Sydney, 35 km south of Forster off The Lakes Way

Size
10,000 ha

Walking Tracks
Easy 30 minute walk on Mungo Bush Rainforest Track
Violet Hill (124 m)

Features
Large network of coastal lakes

 

Further Information

Webpage: Myall Lakes National Park

National Parks & Wildlife Service
Nelson Bay
Phone: 02 4984 8200

National Parks Centre
102 George Street
The Rocks, Sydney
NSW 2000 Australia

Phone: 02 9253 4600
Fax: 02 9251 9192
Email: info@npws.nsw.gov.au