Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Booderee National Park adventure.
Lush gardens, soaring cliffs, and white-sand beaches await at this Jervis Bay park.
Boasting some of the whitest sands in the world, fringed by high cliffs and verdant botanical gardens, Booderee National Park has some of NSW’s most impressive coastal views. Whether swimming, surfing, or snorkeling at one of the many beaches, walking along the coast or through the rainforest, or whale-watching at Cape St George Lighthouse, there are plenty of ways to get outdoors in the park. Bring your boat to cruise around the bay, try your luck fishing for salmon and mackerel, and go bird-watching before pitching your tent or parking your RV at one of the beachside campgrounds.
October through May is high season in Booderee National Park, when its beaches and trails get particularly crowded. Alternatively, time your visit to catch the winter whale migration from early June through early July, when humpback and southern right whales can be spotted along the coast. Campsites stay open year-round, and with winter temperatures rarely dipping below 10°C, it’s an ideal time for bushwalking and bird-watching.