Woko National Park

Woko National Park, located 243 km north of Sydney, New South Wales, is a diverse landscape and wildlife haven.

Spread over 2,790 hectares, the park offers a variety of ecosystems including rainforests, arid regions, and woodlands. The Manning River flows through the park, providing scenic riverside locations for picnickers and hikers. With an average elevation of 497 meters, the park experiences a mild climate, making it suitable for outdoor activities year-round. Bird watchers can spot species like the lyrebird and wedge-tailed eagle, while threatened species like the brush-tailed rock-wallaby can also be found in the park. Visit Woko National Park to enjoy fresh air, stunning landscapes, and the opportunity to see Australia's celebrated wildlife.