Bulahdelah Attractions

Above the little town of Bulahdelah (pop. 1100) rears Alum Mountain, on which alunite (alumstone), an important raw material for the papermaking and dyestuff industries, has been mined for more than 80 years.

Myall Lakes National Park

34,500ha (including 10,000ha of lakes).

In Myall Lakes National Park is one of the largest expanses of freshwater and brackish lakes in New South Wales, with very varied scenery: dune-fringed beaches, heaths with spring flowers and a rich fauna (great numbers of waterfowl). Fine views of beautiful beaches and areas of rain forest.

Address

Myall Lakes National Park
The Ruins Campground
Lakes Way
Pacific Palms, NSW 2428
Australia

http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/NationalParks/parkHome.aspx?id=N0026

Cost

Adult	$ 10.00
Vehicle plus all occupants	$ 7.00
Child	$ 5.00

All values are in Australia Dollars

Tips

Access 16km east of Bulahdelah, from the Pacific Highway via Tea Gardens to the south along the coast. Visitors must take their own drinking water. Admission cost is per vehicle per day. Adult and child fees are for camping only and apply per night.