Walking Trails & Tracks for Kids in the Northern Rivers
New South Wales (NSW)
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Host Venue for the Clarence Valley Camp Oven Festival, Nymboida Camping & Canoeing is pleasantly situated amidst 36 acres of glorious natural surroundings on the banks of Goolang Creek and open all year round. We offer camping and basic cabin accommodation at reasonable prices along with Kayak/Canoe hire and guided river trips, including platypus spotting paddles, on the nearby Nymboida River. Whether you want a secluded site tucked away by the creek, a camp next to a shelter shed and picnic... Read more
Located in World Heritage Nightcap National Park, Protesters Falls is a must see while exploring the Lismore Hinterland. The easy walk from Terania Creek Picnic Area winds its way through the bangalow palm forest to the base of the falls. Swimming is not permitted in the area as it is home to the endangered Fleay's barred frog. Protestors Falls and Terania Creek is home to the first successful anti logging protest in 1979. Read more
This park was created in March 1999. It covers an area of 137 hectares. Tweed Area Office Staff at this NPWS office can provide information on many of the regions parks. Street address: 4/135 Main St Murwillumbah NSW 2484 Postal address: PO Box 724, Murwillumbah NSW 2484 Opening hours: 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-Friday Read more
Cape Byron is the most easterly point of the Australian mainland, and forms part of Bundjalung Aboriginal country, which covers roughly the area from Tweed Heads in the north to Grafton in the south, and west to Tabulam and Baryulgil. Cape Byron lighthouse was built in 1901 and for a century alerted passing ships to the dangers of the coast. Standing sentinel atop the 94 metre cliff at mainland Australia's most easterly point, the lighthouse is a must-see for all visitors to Byron Bay. Whatever... Read more
