National Parks

National parks

This World Heritage area preserves that largest stand of Littoral Rainforest in New South Wales. Located just north of the coastal village of Iluka, this unique area is ideal for a day visit.

Picnic facilities are provided at Iluka Bluff where an informative display ensures that your visit will be an educational one.

A 2.5 kilometre rainforest walk starts from here, meandering through the forest up to the village of Iluka.

Bundjalung National Park

The Bundjalung National Park is along the coast of NSW between Iluka and Evans Head.

Bundjalung has some 38Km of beaches within its 17,000 hectares of land coverage.

The area is the longest natural coastal river ecosystem on the north coast of New South Wales with lagoons, wetlands, littoral rainforest, coastal cypress and heathlands.

When visiting National Parks be sure;

	to leave your pets and firearms at home.
	to be careful with fires and use only fireplaces provided.
	not to interfere with native plants and animals.
	to remove all your rubbish from the park and leave your campsite as you found it.
	to drive only on roads provided.
	keep to walking tracks as they are designed to have minimal impact on the park.

Information about this property:

This property is now managed by the Professionals Iluka

Telephone: 02 6646 6177

FAX: 02 6646 5063

Email: info@iluka.com.au