Information about BUNDJALUNG National Park

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This large National Park is along the coast between Iluka in the south and Evans Head in the north.

Bundjalung has some 38Km of beaches within its 17,000 hectares of land coverage. The area is the longest natural coastal river ecosystem on the north coast of New South Wales with lagoons, wetlands, littoral rainforest, coastal cypress and heathlands. The Esk River is a part of this system.

The park features extensive evidence of Aboriginal middens and campsites throughout its area, legacy of the Bundjalung peoples who occupied this area for thousands of years.

The inland water areas offer some great canoeing spots and camping facilities are extensive throughout the park.

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Views of Bundjalung National Park.

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