Large areas of this park have no mobile reception. Complete the walk in small sections or undertake the entire 26km over two days. Not only will you be greeted by spectacular coastal scenery, you can also see whales from the cliffs between June and August. Winter is a great time to tackle the popular Coast track from Bundeena to Otford. If a freshwater swim is more your thing, try Karloo Pool, Deer Pool or Curracurrang. The beach at Bundeena's Bonnie Vale is a great swimming spot, as are Jibbon, Wattamolla and Little Marley beaches. Plus, the panorama from Garie North Head is just amazing, so be sure to take your camera. Visit the majestic Garie Beach to surf or just relax this beach is patrolled by surf lifesavers in summer. Head along the Coast track or the Curra Moors Loop track or walk to Wises track to see them in bloom. Plan a visit during spring to admire the stunning heathland wildflowers on display. Royal National Park shines in all seasons, though summer and winter each offer a few special attractions. It's a good idea to pack clothing suitable for all weather conditions along with water, sunscreen and a map on your visit. Royal National Park covers a wide range of landscapes, from open grassland to ocean-fronting clifftops. Park Connections operate a Royal National Park bus service between Sutherland Train Station and locations within the park including Audley, Garie Beach, Wattamolla, Bundeena Wharf, Otford Train Station, and the north and south ends of The Coast track.
Visit the Transport NSW website for more information.įrom Cronulla, you can take the ferry to Bundeena. Some attractions in Royal National Park can be accessed from train stations including Cronulla, Loftus, Heathcote, Waterfall, and Otford train station at the southern end of the national park. By bikeĬheck out the Bicycle information for NSW website for more information. Lady Wakehurst Drive, Otford See on mapįollow on Twitter for regular, real-time updates on t he amount of parking available in the park, and information about any traffic control measures that have been applied.For up to date traffic information we recommend people check If you prefer to leave the car at home, many attractions in Royal National Park can be accessed via public transport. Roads in the Royal National Park can be extremely busy and traffic delays should be expected on weekends and public holidays during summer.
You can reach the park along the Princes Highway, or via Otford which is north of Stanwell Park.Turn off the highway at either Farnell Avenue, just south of Loftus, or at McKell Avenue at Waterfall.Royal National Park's main entry points are along the Princes Highway.
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