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Woolshed Falls

📍 NSW

★★★★★

4.7(1,608)

About Woolshed Falls

Woolshed Falls in Cocoparra National Park near Griffith features a 500-metre easy walking track that passes through white cypress pines, bimble box trees, and colorful daisies. The falls flow spectacularly after heavy rain but may dry to a trickle during extended dry periods, yet remain picturesque with tiny orchids in rock crevices. The park is exceptional for birdwatchers seeking glossy-black cockatoos, hooded robins, and speckled warblers.

Reviews (5)

4.7

★★★★★

4.7(1,608)

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Joanne Rees

4 weeks ago

★★★★☆

Beautiful place but a lot of people there. Hard to get a good photo without strangers in it.

Tony Bath

a month ago

★★★★★

Quiet, peaceful with no one around. Recent rain created a superb sight. Great walks and picnic ground with toilets.

keyur shah

3 months ago

★★★★★

Fantastic experience. It is one of the best hidden gem... Sat there for an hour to soak up the natural beauty. You will truly believe you are so lucky to be surrounded by such a beautiful waterfalls and natural beauty.

Cornelius Mutsaers

4 months ago

★★★★★

A fantastic place to visit. Both the falls and viewing point are 50 mtrs from the car park. Bring a picnic lunch and enjoy these stunning falls.

4 months ago

★★★★☆

Woolshed Falls is a really beautiful spot and well worth the visit. The scenery is stunning, with the water flowing over the rocks creating a great natural setting to explore and take in. One of the best parts is how interactive it feels. It is super fun to climb around on the rocks and get right up close to the waterfalls, which makes the whole experience a lot more memorable than just viewing from a distance. It feels a bit like an adventure rather than just a quick stop. It is also nice that it is not a huge tourist trap and tends to be a bit quieter, which makes it even more enjoyable if you are after a more relaxed and less crowded experience. Overall, it is a very pretty location with plenty to enjoy, especially if you like getting hands on with nature and exploring a bit beyond the usual lookout points.