Budawang National Park

Access is difficult and Budawang is bounded by private property and permission must be obtained from landowners adjoining. For further information contact: Fitzroy Falls or the National Parks and Wildlife Services Office in Ulladulla.

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The national park is 23, 787 hectares of wild angular sandstone country. Hidden valleys hold rainforests, heaths fill with wildflowers in spring. There is a difficult walking track to the base of Mount Budawang.

There is a rugged wilderness area, including the Budawang Range and the eastern escarpment of the Southern Tablelands. There are also tall open forest throughout, with a number of rare species and unusual heath and rainforest communities.

No horses, dogs, cats or four wheel drive vehicles allowed.