National Park

Brisbane Water National Park

📍 NSW

★★★★★

4.5(1,352)

About Brisbane Water National Park

Brisbane Water National Park on New South Wales' Central Coast protects over 11,000 hectares of rugged sandstone ridges, sheltered valleys and coastal waterways 70km north of Sydney. The park features walking and cycling trails through rainforest and sandstone country with colorful spring wildflowers and Aboriginal engraving sites. The Piles Creek Loop is a popular camping trail.

Reviews (5)

4.5

★★★★★

4.5(1,352)

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Brendan Millett

10 months ago

★★★★★

A fabulous hiking National Park. Lots of access points and trails. Very remote , hikers need to be prepared.

Doctor Tharindu

a year ago

★★★★★

Great waterfall indeed! It has few lookouts on the way. Park your in the parking area and you will see the first lookout just there. Few steps down you will see the next lookout. Further 7 minutes down you will see the next one and if you climb down further for 10 minutes you will see the final one. You can have a bath. Water is so clear and cold.

Rena Loucas

3 years ago

★★★★★

Every moment of this paradise is breathtaking. The views are spectacular. So many little camp sites . Fishing is always lucrative. Plenty of little beaches and inlets to explore. Walking tracks. Hire a house boat go fishing or just cruise up and down the river. Every time I go I can't get enough, it's just enormous. You'll never be bored exploring these waters. People along the river are super friendly. Take your dog's they'll love this adventure. Just the perfect place to get away from the rat race.

Tracie Martin

4 years ago

★★★★☆

Great hike, abundance of fresh new flowers hiding around most corners. Amazing amount and types of stairs to tackle. Amazing shades of green surrounding you. Secret waterfalls, stepping stone crossings. I couldnt stop smiling.

Daithí Mac

5 years ago

★★★★★

My wife and I have been here couple of times. There are so many things to see and do here. We love its beaches. Patonga beach and Pearl beach would be our favourites. We love the hikes too. The hike from Patonga to Pearl beach is a nice one to do. It is about 5km each way with some steep inclines. There are some great lookouts along the way too. The Piles Creek loop track is a very nice easy hike to do also. A beautiful place to chill is the Paul Landa Reserve. It has some amazing rock formations and views. So many things to do here. Can’t wait to go back.