Yuraygir National Park

Yuraygir National Park - spectacular wilderness surrounding Wooli and Minnie WaterYuraygir National Park stretches along the Northern NSW coast between the villages of Angourie and Corindi. The National Park protects large swathes of undisturbed coastal land and is a haven for wildlife.

In fact, Yuraygir National Park is the longest stretch of protected coastline in New South Wales.

Accessible visitor areas in the section of the park around Wooli and Minnie Water include:

When to visit

Yuraygir National Park is pleasant all year round. Sea breezes bring relief to warm summer daysWinter and spring are particularly enjoyable. From late winter to early summer, heathlands provide a spectacular display of colourful wildflowers, while you might spot a whale on its annual migration along the East Coast between April and November.

More information

For further information, refer to the Yuraygir National Park page on the NSW National Parks website, or to this Yuraygir National Park PDF Brochure.

NPWS North Coast Regional office
Level 3, 49 Victoria Street (PO Box 361)
Grafton NSW 2460
Phone: (02) 6641 1500
Email: northcoast.region@environment.nsw.gov.au

Vehicle passes
Phone: 1300 361 967
www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au

Marine park zoning maps
Available from tourist information centres, bait and tackle stores, dive shops, NPWS offices or www.mpa.nsw.gov.au
Phone: (02) 6652 0900

Fishing permits
Phone: 1300 369 365
www.fisheries.nsw.gov.au

Beach access permits
Phone: 02 6643 0200
Clarence Valley Council

The Yuraygir Coastal Walk

The 65-km, 4-day Yuraygir Coastal Walk is one of Australia’s great nature walks. Find out more on our dedicated Yuraygir Coastal Walk page (including a YouTube video that gives a great impression of this experience).

For a visual impression, you may like our Yuraygir Coastal Walk Photo Album (4 photo galleries with a total of 108 photos).

The Yuraygir Coastal Walk is a spectacular 4-day walk.