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Booderee National Park

Booderee National Park, JBT

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3 current alerts from the park.

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Murrays Beach and Bowen Island

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H5 bird flu detected in Booderee

Avoid contact with sick or dead wildlife at Booderee. H5 bird flu was detected in a greater crested tern found in the park; the park remains open.

  • Keep your distance, do not touch sick or dead birds or other animals, and record the date, time and location if you see them (take photos only if safe).
  • Report multiple sick or dead birds or other animals to the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline at 1800 675 888.

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Entry station closed—arrange your pass before arrival

Booderee’s entry station is currently closed; arrange your park pass before entering.

  • Buy your pass online before arriving; if you cannot, passes are available at the Booderee Visitor Centre or from the visitor-centre mobile van at the Jervis Bay Supermarket on Village Road. Follow signage directions from the park entry.
  • Rangers may ask to see a valid pass; print it and display it on your dashboard.

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Traffic changes at Booderee’s entry precinct

Allow extra time and follow directions through Booderee’s entry precinct work zone. The traffic changes are in place for the next phase of the entry precinct upgrade project.

  • Vehicles entering the park that need Ellmoos Road must detour via Cave Beach Road.
  • The right-hand lane is for vehicles exiting the park; the lane normally used by residents and service vehicles to enter is closed. Inbound traffic is diverted through the visitor carpark using the two inside (left) lanes.
  • Follow work-zone signs and barriers and directions from traffic controllers, and take care around the changed traffic conditions. These temporary arrangements remain while this phase of the upgrade is underway.

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Booderee Tour Guide

Booderee, narrated.

Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Booderee National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.

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Murrays Beach and Bowen Island
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“You're coming up on Murrays Beach, with white sand and Bowen Island across the water. It's a five-minute walk from the car park, so this is an easy beach stop without a long hike.”

Plays as you drive up to Murrays Beach in the Parkwolf Booderee Tour Guide.

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  • 23 audio storiesacross Booderee’s roads, triggered by GPS as you drive
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  • Works offlinemaps, 14 trails, 33 places, and audio download before you lose signal
  • CarPlay readysimple controls built for the drive
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