Budderoo National Park Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
national park in New South Wales, Australia
About Budderoo National Park
The park has been utilised a lot, although what happened pre European settlement is little known. But the first usage of the area by Europeans was first believed to be in the 1800s. It's also home to the 1853 Kelly's Cottage and its camellia tree, believed to be one of the oldest in the southern hemisphere. Over the 19th century, because of the climate, it's also been a place for dairy farms as well, and hence why the nearby Jamberoo Valley is home to the oldest butter factory in Australia. The park opened on October 3, 1986, covering an area of 60kmand has been one of the most visited national parks in the state. Much of the landscape in Budderoo National Park is mountainous, with little to no areas of flat surfaces. Since much of it is rainforest, it also comes with large amount of river
Top Attractions in Budderoo National Park
Explore the best things to see and do in Budderoo National Park:
- ★Carrington Falls
- ★Izzard Lookout
- ★Jamberoo lookout
- ★Minnamurra Falls
- ★Missingham lookout
- ★Warris Chair lookout
Where to Stay in Budderoo National Park
- 🏨Carrington Falls campground
Budderoo National Park Travel Guide Sections
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