cycling park in New South Wales

Yellomundee Regional Park boasts great mountain biking trails and scenic lookouts. Located near the Blue Mountains, it’s good for dog walking and horse-riding too.

The 15km route passes through the suburbs of Adamstown, Kahibah, Whitebridge, Redhead and Jewells, terminating adjacent to the Belmont TAFE college.

Mountain bike trail, open daily, free for intermediate to advanced riders.

Just a short drive from Newcastle is Hunter Wetlands National Park, a wildlife sanctuary with family-friendly walking, cycling, fishing and birdwatching.

Located on the Great Eastern Escarpment of NSW near Nowra, Jerrawangala National Park offers scenic views and opportunities for taking a 4WD tour, cycling and hiking.

Cycle, walk or drive through the various wildlife habitats of Western Rivers in Willandra National Park and discover remnants of the area’s rich pastoral history.

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Just 20km south of Forster, the well-equipped Ruins campground offers a convenient base for beaches, swimming, walking, and both bird and whale watching.

Book a stay at the cabins or campgrounds in Murramarang National Park near Batemans Bay on the NSW south coast. There are great surfing, swimming, walking, and fishing opportunities.

Newcastle's parks have an extensive choice of facilities and services so you can enjoy a host of recreational activities. They include playgrounds, barbecue, and picnic areas as well off-leash ar…

Fortis Creek National Park

A few hours drive north of Sydney, Tapin Tops National Park lies on a spectacular section of the Great Eastern Escarpment, high up in the mountains just northwest of Wingham.

Plan your next holiday or weekend escape at one of Wollongong's scenic beachfront tourist parks, located at Bulli, Corrimal and Windang.

For self-reliant walkers, climbers and mountain bikers, Newnes Plateau is a wonderland of challenging experiences and awe-inspiring views.

From this caravan park, the Goldfields region including Daylesford, Maldon and Bendigo are all at your door. Explore Castlemaine in all its historic charm.

Arakwal blends the convenience of Byron Bay with the appeal of a secluded beach retreat, offering birdwatching, whale watching, swimming, fishing, and picnicking.

Did someone say recreation? Get out and enjoy our city, by playing, running, walking, swimming, skating and cycling at locations across the city.

Goobang National Park, near Dubbo, offers scenic views, bush walking, bush camping, picnic areas, mountain biking trails, and 4WD touring.

Cascade National Park, only an hours’ drive from Coffs Harbour, is ideal for a day trip. Rainforest, walking tracks, car touring and excellent cycling opportunities await.

The Wellington Caves complex offers accommodation options for Camping and Caravanning as well as Cabins and Units

This peaceful caravan park places you on the doorstep of so much colonial history. Take the Forbes heritage building trail or visit Henry Lawson's Grenfell.

An idyllic spot near the coast, Stewart and Lloyds campground offers great beach fishing, walking, and mountain biking in Myall Lake National Park, near Hawks Nest.

Great for bushwalking and birdwatching, Woolshed Flat campground in Cocoparra National Park is a peaceful place for picnicking among shady trees and resident kangaroos.

Dog-friendly Rouse Hill Regional Park is great for a picnic or barbecue. There is a lot to do; head to the playground, go bike riding, rollerblading or horse riding.