One of the largest National Parks in the state, it covers more than 154,000 hectares and was established in 1967. Explore sandstone scenery on a grand scale throughout the park. Directions to Morton National Park and other Shoalhaven National Parks. Click here.
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To the south, George Boyd lookout, Little Forest Plateau and Pigeon House Mountain offer views of the coastline and the Budawang wilderness areas. The recently upgraded Tianjara lookout, on the Nowra-Braidwood road, provides views of Tianjara Falls.
To the north, Fitzroy Falls and Belmore Falls plunge off the plateau into rainforest gullies. On the western side at Tallong there are wonderful views of the Shoalhaven Gorge from Badgerys and Longpoint lookouts.
There are many camping facilities within the park and there are many areas that will offer great views of the Shoalhaven while bushwalking or picnicking. Times can vary travelling to the national park because it so large.
Source:
Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and Arts.
