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1Wattamolla Beach and Picnic AreaA waterfall, calm lagoon, and surf beach share one cove.
2Wedding Cake RockA fragile white landmark reached along a rugged coastal walk.
3Figure Eight PoolsTwin-lobed pools at the end of a serious coastal hike.
4Eagle RockA sandstone overhang on the Coast Track with an eagle's profile.
5Curracurrong FallsA coastal waterfall drops straight into the Pacific.
6Jibbon Rock EngravingsA beach-and-bush walk ends at a protected Dharawal engraving site.
7Garie BeachA kilometre of sand beneath green cliffs and headlands.
Royal National Park Visitor CentreGet track advice before exploring Audley’s historic riverfront.
8Jibbon BeachAn 800-metre crescent, with a Dharawal cultural site beyond.
9Audley BoatshedHistoric boat hire with a sandstone-lined creek to paddle.
10Karloo PoolA clear pool worth the steep walk back uphill.
11Burning Palms BeachA walk-in beach framed by rugged headlands.
12Winifred FallsA rocky bushwalk to a broad waterfall and creekside pool.
13Marley BeachWalk in for the beach, then explore the broad dune field.
14Bungoona LookoutAn easy ridge stroll to a bend in the Hacking River.
15Governor Game LookoutA wide coastal pause on the road to Garie Beach.
Audley Dance Hall CafeCoffee and a river-view veranda in a 1949 dance hall.
Bonnie Vale CampgroundCamp beside a sandy spit with sheltered water right out front.
16Little Marley BeachA quiet beach that takes a real walk to reach.
17Wattamolla FallsA high lagoon view of a waterfall that changes with rain.
18Providential Point LookoutLayered cliffs and Pacific surf make the short walk pay off.
19Bald Hill LookoutA coastal panorama, Sea Cliff Bridge and a pioneering flight story.
20Otford LookoutA roadside coastal view that reaches Sea Cliff Bridge on clear days.
21Uloola FallsA walk-in waterfall best seen after rain.
22Curracurrang FallsA low waterfall and deep pool reward an unmarked side trip.
23North Era BeachA remote surf beach reached by a 90-minute Coast Track walk.
24South Era BeachA walk-in shore with a rare, tightly clustered cabin community.
Bonnie Vale Picnic AreaA shady picnic lawn beside sheltered water for swims and paddles.
25Palona CaveA shaded overhang and small waterfall reward a rainforest walk.
26Werrong BeachA quiet, clothing-optional cove reached by a steep coastal hike.
27Wattamolla DamA short Coast Track detour reaches a sheltered creek swimming hole.
28Deer PoolA small cascade and freshwater pool along the Marley walk.
29Kangaroo PoolA rock-walled creek pool with a small waterfall.
30National FallsAn easy roadside waterfall stop, best after rain.
31Olympic PoolA broad creek swim worth the steep, rocky walk.
32South West Arm PoolDeep water and a tidal sandbar below Winifred Falls.
Ironbark Flat Picnic AreaAn easy riverside lunch with free barbecues and a café nearby.
Currawong Flat Picnic AreaA shady river picnic with paddling, fishing and free barbecues.
Reids Flat Picnic AreaShady riverside picnics, free barbecues, and still water for a swim.
Wattle Forest Picnic AreaTake lunch to the Hacking River and linger under the trees.
33Horderns BeachBundeena's sandy waterfront, steps from the ferry and village.
34Gunyah BeachA Bundeena beach of sand pockets and rocky shelves.
35Shelley BeachA quiet cove of sand and rock pools off Jibbon Head.
36Bundeena WharfA ferry landing for Jibbon walks and Dharawal rock engravings.
37Sydney Tramway MuseumA former railway branch carries vintage trams into the park.
Uloola Falls CampgroundAn overnight beside the falls, earned on foot.
38Bulgo BeachA steep walk ends at a beach framed by old coastal cabins.
39Uloola TurretsA sandstone outcrop detour if you’re already walking the Karloo track.
Weemalah CottageA self-contained riverside stay for a group of up to six.
Hilltop CottageA heritage cottage for six, overlooking Port Hacking.
Reids Flat CottageA heritage riverside stay with paddling and cycling close by.
40Anice FallsA smaller cascade for a longer Winifred Falls outing.
Pool Flat Picnic AreaA picnic, swim or paddle on the Hacking River.
Warumbul Picnic AreaA quiet Port Hacking picnic with a short walk to the water.
Gunjulla Flat Picnic AreaA shaded pause on McKell Avenue, with spring birds in the heath.
Upper Causeway Picnic AreaA quick picnic pause before a forest walk or bike ride.
Red Cedar Flat Picnic AreaA handy grassy pause before nearby loop walks.
Waterfall Flat Picnic AreaA quick picnic beside heathland frequented by nectar-feeding birds.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Royal Tour Guide
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Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Royal 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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Wattamolla Beach and Lagoon0:00 / 0:32
“You're coming up on Wattamolla, where a waterfall drops into a lagoon just behind the ocean beach.”
Plays as you drive up to Wattamolla Beach and Picnic Area in the Parkwolf Royal Tour Guide.
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