Booderee National Park Visitor Centre

National Park Visitor Centre — Booderee National Park

The gateway to Booderee — park passes, maps, and wildlife information

The Booderee National Park Visitor Centre is the entry point for all visitors to Booderee National Park and Botanic Gardens. Located at the park entrance on Cave Beach Road, the centre is where you pay the park entry fee, collect trail maps, and learn about the park's ecology, Aboriginal heritage, and current wildlife sightings. Staff are knowledgeable and genuinely helpful — they can advise on which beaches are best on a given day, current whale or dolphin activity, trail conditions, and campsite availability. The centre also houses interpretive displays on the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community, who jointly manage the park with Parks Australia.

• Pay park entry fees and collect maps here
• Knowledgeable staff with current wildlife and trail information
• Displays on Booderee's Aboriginal heritage and ecology
• Information on campsite availability and conditions
• Starting point for the Cave Beach and Murrays Beach walks

Price range: $

Website: booderee.gov.au