Point of interest
Booderee National Park Office
5 locals recommend,
Tips from locals
Kellie
September 22, 2020
A beautiful National Park rich in Indigenous history and stunning beaches. A 45 minute drive south. It is recommended you take a picnic lunch as there are no cafes in the park. There is also a park entrance fee payable to the toll booth operator on entry.
Linda
September 17, 2019
Booderee National Park is a fantastic place to explore offering activities for a wide range of interests. From the avid hiker to surfing at Caves Beach or snorkelling and swimming amongst the fish of Green Patch Beach. The Booderee National Park is home to the people of Wreck Bay who have cared for the land and waters of the Jervis Bay area for many generations. And while visiting the National Park, make sure to spend some time exploring Australia's only Aboriginal owned botanic gardens.
Booderee National Park is a fantastic place to explore offering activities for a wide range of interests. From the avid hiker to surfing at Caves Beach or snorkelling and swimming amongst the fish of Green Patch Beach. The Booderee National Park is home to the people of Wreck Bay who have cared fo…
Angela
September 20, 2020
Booderee National park has the Botanic Gardens, historical lighthouse track (this one should be ticked off the list), Murrays Beach, Cave beach and other stunning spots. A must visit, this would be best appreciated over at least 2 days.
Vicky
November 15, 2019
Boodereee NP- botanic gardens, Murrays Beach, Greenpatch, Governors' Head lighthouse.
