Brisbane Water National Park

Attraction
A family of four stops to admire the falls at the base of Somersby Falls walking track, Brisbane
A family shares a picnic lunch on the grass at Somersby Falls picnic area, Brisbane Water National
Aerial view of hikers along  Warrah Trig walking track framed by the picturesque Hawkesbury River.
An NPWS ranger shows a child who's climbed a tree something interesting above them during a nature
Orange banksia on branch, Brisbane Water National Park. Credit: Adam Hollingworth/DCCEEW ©
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About

Brisbane Water National Park is on the central coast near Gosford, north of Sydney. The park offers a range of wonderful experiences, making it a great daytrip or weekend away from the city.

Come to see colourful spring wildflowers, ancient Aboriginal engraving sites and scenic views from the park's lookouts. There are great fishing spots to discover, along with walking and cycling trails that cross rainforest and rugged sandstone country. The park's waterways are a great place to spend a day on the water, so don't forget your kayak.

Head to one of the coastal towns, like Umina Beach to organise your lunch before finding your own scenic picnic spot, or make a stop at Patonga for some tasty fish and chips and a beach view.

Where you'll be

Kariong NSW 2250

Hours

Open 24 hours

Rating Summary

Highly Rated by Visitors