Bungonia National Park is a renowned brand in the field of outdoor recreation and nature conservation. Located in New South Wales, Australia, Bungonia National Park offers visitors a unique and immersive experience in a stunning natural setting. The park boasts an array of walking trails, caving opportunities, and climbing ventures, catering to both enthusiastic adventurers and casual explorers. With its rugged landscapes, magnificent boulders, and captivating slot canyons, Bungonia National Park provides an ideal escape for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Additionally, the park offers well-maintained campgrounds, equipped with essential amenities such as showers and toilets, ensuring a comfortable stay amidst the wilderness. Bungonia National Park takes pride in its commitment to environmental sustainability and aims to provide a memorable and eco-friendly experience for all visitors.
Amenities and More
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Good for kids
- Public toilet
Reviews
Spent the weekend at Bungonia campground and hiked into Bungonia Slot Canyon (Red track). Absolutely spectacular in the canyon and a great challenging hike. Campground is vast with a pretty awesome enclosed camp kitchen which was a delight during the hot weather. Kitchen equipped with gas cooking and sinks. Bathrooms are big with a couple of hot water showers. We loved our weekend stay.
A wonderful National Park to visit. It's approximately 2 hours southwest of Sydney. Not far from the historic inland city of Goulburn. Has walking tracks graded from easy-moderate to strenuous. The lookouts over Bungonia Gorge offer wonderful views, and several are wheelchair accessible. The park offers toilet and barbecue facilities, no retail outlets, but does have a very good camping ground (for a fee). There is also an entry fee into the park.
The red track down the slot canyon is AMAZING! Working through the boulder field was a lovely problem to solve, and the sights and sounds were simply magical. The way out is a bit confusing, be sure to just carry on downstream until a large sign points the way to the track up. A beautiful trip that is well worth doing for anyone fit and experienced.
This is an amazing place that is a truly Australian national park.
We did the red track and missed the turn to come up the hill, so we spent a lot more time in the canyon than we were supposed to. It was super hot and we got quite dehydrated, so be careful down there.
The campground and facilities were amazing!
Beautiful park, 2 to 2h30 drive from Sydney, and not too crowded. Amazing scenery and beautiful hikes, particularly the Red Track is challenging but definitely worth it!
absolutely awesome. totally worth the visit. If you are scared of heights I would perhaps hold onto the rail as you can see through the grate right to the bottom of the gorge. It is magnificent though.
A spectacular Gorge with a variety of well considered walking paths to allow worthy exploration. Very accessible and a nice drive to get here too.
We did a quick green track hike on our Syd-Melb drive. This is an amazing park and lots to explore. Definitely will be back for an overnight camping to try other hiking tracks. The ranger was helpful and the park looks well maintained. $8 fee was worth it.
Location
Bungonia Lookdown Rd, Bungonia NSW 2580, Australia
Hours
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Monday
00:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Tuesday
00:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Wednesday
00:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Thursday
00:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Friday
00:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Saturday
00:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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Sunday
00:01 AM - 11:59 PM
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