Aerial shot of the red cliffs at Lake Arragan and Red Cliff campgrounds in Yuraygir National Park.

An aerial view of Wilsons Headland picnic area in Yuraygir National Park. Photo: Jessica Robertson

A picnic table filled with a feast, overlooking the beach at Angourie Bay picnic area in Yuraygir

Yuraygir National Park

Overview

Positioned on the NSW north coast between Yamba and Coffs Harbour, Yuraygir National Park boasts the state's longest stretch of undeveloped coastline. With 65 kilometres of striking cliffs, rocky…

Positioned on the NSW north coast between Yamba and Coffs Harbour, Yuraygir National Park boasts the state's longest stretch of undeveloped coastline.

With 65 kilometres of striking cliffs, rocky headlands, isolated beaches and quiet lakes set against a backdrop of forests, heaths and wetlands, this colossal park is a place to experience, not just see.

Discover rare wildlife, remote campgrounds, idyllic picnic spots and charming villages dotted along the coast. Swim, fish or surf to your heart's content in this aquatic playground. Go whale watching or try the multi-day Yuraygir coastal walk; a four-day hike through striking coastal scenery.