Gardens of Stone National Park

Gardens of Stone National Park is a protected national park in New South Wales, Australia.

The park is located northwest of Sydney and can be accessed from nearby rural areas. It is bounded by the Castlereagh Highway, Glen Davis Road, Wollemi National Park, Newnes State Forest, Wolgan Valley, and Wolgan State Forest. Visitors can easily reach the park from Capertee, Ben Bullen, and Glen Davis.

The history of Gardens of Stone National Park dates back to 1932 when it was proposed for conservation as part of the Greater Blue Mountains National Park. It was officially established in 1994 and has since been expanded to its current size. The park is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. There are 423 native plant species across 30 plant communities, with eucalypts dominating the park. Woodlands such as ironbark, yellow box, and white box are important habitats for various bird species. Reptiles, including the endangered broad-headed snake, can also be found in the park. With its unique natural formations and rich biodiversity, Gardens of Stone National Park