Booderee National Park: Telegraph Creek Nature Trail

Attraction
Telegraph Creek nature trail, Booderee National Park
Telegraph Creek nature trail, Booderee National Park
Telegraph Creek nature trail, Booderee National Park
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About

Telegraph Creek Nature Trail is a circular walk with signs describing interesting aspects of vegetation along the way. The trail begins at the northern end of the Green Patch car park or where it is signposted along Jervis Bay Road near the Green Patch turn-off. The walk is 2.4 kilometres long and takes roughly one hour to complete. The grade is easy.

Green Patch is a beautiful picnic area within Booderee National Park, with interesting bushwalks, wildflowers in spring, and safe swimming in clear blue water. Green Patch also offers a sheltered beach with beautiful white sand, toilets, showers, wood barbecues and picnic tables.

Booderee is owned by the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community. Enjoy your visit to beautiful Booderee and please care for the land and waters.

To enter the park, you'll need a park pass, which you can pre-purchase online for quick and easy entry.

What's Available

12 features
Barbeque

Reviews & Ratings

Onur Yildirim

Onur Yildirim

Google review

Beautiful national park with amazing nature and a very relaxing atmosphere. We saw several wallabies and kangaroos, especially around sunset – such a great experience! If you come at sunrise or sunset, you have the best chance to see wildlife. The beaches and viewpoints are also stunning. Highly recommended for everyone who loves nature and wildlife. I would definitely come back! 🌿🦘

Price range

From $10 To $20 per person

Where you'll be

Booderee National Park

Jervis Bay NSW 2540