Well known for its timber boardwalk through the Minnamurra Rainforest, the Budderoo National Park is a beautiful natural attraction featuring majestic waterfalls and picturesque lookout points. A wonderful place to immerse oneself in nature, enjoy the scenic views and birding opportunities either on foot or on a bike.

Located in the Illawarra region of New South Wales, this 7,219-hectare park is plays an intergral role in the region's ecological conservation. Part of the marked Important Bird Area, the National Park is home to many rare avian species, including the endangered eastern bristlebirds, pilotbirds and rockwarblers. Should be a huge fan of these graceful and elegant creatures, the Budderoo National Park is definitely for you, as strolling through its grounds will surely give you chance to spot one of them soaring through the air or simply resting on a branch! The Park also has a lush natural environment, one that plays a key role in the Budderoo's efforts of ecological sustainability, and you'll be able to catch wildflowers blooming if you come down in the late spring or winter! A nature lover's dream, the Budderoo National Park surely cannot be missed.