Bindarri National Park | Just Minutes from Coffs Harbour

Nestled near the picturesque town of Coffs Harbour, Bindarri National Park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you’re seeking adventure and tranquility there are a range of activities to choose from. From 4WD touring routes, mountain bike trails, walking tracks, to scenic spots for picnicking, swimming, and birdwatching. There is something for everyone to enjoy. As you venture deeper into Bindarri National Park, you’ll be greeted by the sounds of native wildlife and the fresh scent of eucalyptus in the air. The park’s diverse landscapes offer a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in nature, whether you’re exploring the rugged mountain terrain or relaxing by a tranquil riverbank. With its rich biodiversity and stunning vistas, Bindarri National Park is a hidden gem just waiting to be discovered.

Natural Wonderland

Just a short 20km drive inland from Coffs Harbour, Bindarri National Park beckons visitors to explore its stunning natural beauty. Marvel at the sight of the Urumbilum River as it cascades over the Great Escarpment, creating a series of magnificent waterfalls in its rugged mountain ravine. Drive through ancient old-growth forests, lush subtropical rainforests, and towering eucalypt forests, all while catching glimpses of the coastline in the distance.

Embark on an exhilarating 4WD adventure or traverse the remote mountain bike trails on your trusty steed. Take a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear waters of the Urumbilum River. Enjoy a relaxing picnic in one of the idyllic picnic spots. Children will delight in splashing in the water, searching for frogs, and keeping an eye out for platypus at the Bindarray picnic area.

A Serene Escape

Nestled in the mountains, Bindarri offers a serene escape where encounters with other visitors are rare. However, you will have the chance to observe a diverse array of local wildlife. Listen for the melodic calls of lyrebirds reverberating through the rainforest. Also, keeping an eye out for swamp wallabies and red-necked pademelons meandering through the forest.