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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, camping is currently not permitted at Booderee National Park and we are not taking any future camping bookings. We understand that visitors are keen to return to Booderee’s campgrounds, however due to the continuing changes in the COVID-19 pandemic, camping is not permitted.
Our latest updates about COVID-19 restrictions and other changes at Booderee National Park will be posted here on our News page. You can also receive updates by joining us on Facebook @boodereenationalpark or following us on Instagram @seebooderee.
Walawaani Njindjiwan Njin Booderee – welcome everyone, this is Booderee.
Booderee is Aboriginal land. Parks Australia works hand in hand with the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community to manage Booderee, using a mix of traditional knowledge and modern science.
Crystal-clear waters meet beautiful white sand beaches, while high cliffs overlook the majestic Pacific Ocean.
Booderee National Park features extraordinary native wildlife and is adorned with expansive botanic gardens.
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Visiting the park
You need a park pass to experience the cultural and natural marvels of Booderee National Park.
Planning on staying in the park? Booderee offers beachside campgrounds nestled among pristine native bushland. Campsites fill up fast during peak periods, so we suggest booking early to avoid missing out.
