Royal National Park

Located on the southern fringe of metropolitan Sydney, Royal National Park is the second oldest national park in the world, offering spectacular scenery from sub tropical rainforests and sandstone heathlands, to dramatic coastal cliffs and unspoilt ocean beaches.

Vehicle entry fee ($11) applies if stopping or parking any time in the national park. The park is not suitable for coaches or vehicles towing. Please use the Helensburgh/ Stanwell Park exit off the F6 instead.

Hire a boat from the Historic Boatshed, enjoyed by visitors since 1893, or relax in one of the many picnic areas situated on the banks of the Port Hacking River in Audley.
Try the short walk from Bonnie Vale to the nearby Cabbage Tree Creek for canoeing or fishing (camping is available year round. Bookings essential).
Visit Bungoona lookout to see the sweeping views of the Port Hacking River (wheelchair accessible).
Marvel at the dramatic sandstone headlands plunging down to the sandy beaches from the Governor Game lookout.
Relax with a BBQ at Wattamolla or join the famous coast walk from here (also accessible from Garie, Bundeena or Otford lookout).
Relax at Garie, a popular surf beach also featuring a lawn area for picnics by the ocean.
Bring your bicycles for a ride through the rainforest along the historic trail off Lady Carrington Drive.